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# Reconfigure Prisma Cloud

In many cases, you will set up *twistlock.cfg* before you install Prisma Cloud. However, in some cases, you might want to change some parameters in *twistlock.cfg* after Prisma Cloud has already been installed. To reconfigure Prisma Cloud with an updated *twistlock.cfg*, run the *twistlock.sh* installer script again.

1. Extract the release tarball to a new location on your host.

   Make sure this location does not have any previous Prisma Cloud install files.

   ```
   $ tar -xvf twistlock_<VERSION>.tar.gz
   ```
2. Update *twistlock.cfg* with your new settings.

   ```
   $ vim twistlock.cfg
   ```
3. Reload twistlock.cfg.

   ```
   $ sudo ./twistlock.sh onebox
   ```

   This command assumes that both *twistlock.sh* and *twistlock.cfg* reside in the same directory. To specify a configuration file in a different directory, use the -c option.

   The old configuration is stored in */var/lib/twistlock/scripts/twistlock.cfg.old*


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