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# Installing and configuring LARS
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- There are three ways that you can install LARS:
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+ There are two ways that you can install LARS:
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- * Directly from the Liberty Repository using installUtility
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* Using the self-extracting jar installer from the Liberty Repository
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* By building and then unzipping larsServer.zip
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Whichever installation method you use, you will also need to configure
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LARS.
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- ## Installing LARS directly from the Liberty Repository using ` installUtility `
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- This is the simplest method of installing LARS. From the ` wlp `
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- directory of your Liberty 8.5.5.6 runtime, run the following command:
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- bin/installUtility install larsServer
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- ` installUtility ` downloads LARS together with the application server
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- features upon which it depends.
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## Using the self-extracting jar installer from the Liberty Repository
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Visit [ this
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- page] ( https://developer.ibm.com/wasdev/downloads/#asset/opensource -Liberty_Asset_Repository_Service )
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and click Download to download ` larsServerPackage.jar ` . Once the
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download is complete, run ` larsServerPackage.jar ` . For example, on the
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command line, run the following:
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