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# Radarr
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Adding your Radarr instance to LunaSea only requires a few steps to get going!
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{% hint style="warning" %}
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This documentation only covers adding Radarr to LunaSea via local network (LAN) connections, and does not cover exposing Radarr externally and connecting remotely.
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{% endhint %}
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## Preparing Radarr
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### Find Your Local Network IP Address
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Finding your local network IP address of the machine running Radarr is the first step to get setup. To find your local IP address, please look at the following guides:
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* [**macOS**](https://osxdaily.com/2010/11/21/find-ip-address-mac/)
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* [**Ubuntu**](https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2020/07/find-ip-address-ubuntu-20-04/)
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* [**Windows**](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/find-your-ip-address-f21a9bbc-c582-55cd-35e0-73431160a1b9)
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If you are running a different operating system, you can use any search engine to look up "Find local IP address on \<your operating system>" to typically find tons of guides for any platform.
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{% hint style="info" %}
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It is recommended to set your host machine's IP address to be statically assigned instead of dynamic/DHCP. This ensures that the IP address will not change through machine or network reboots.
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{% endhint %}
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### Check What Port is Being Used
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If using the default installation, Radarr runs on port **7878**. In most cases, this port is not changed and does not need to be changed.
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The simplest way to check is to go to Radarr's web GUI, go to Settings -> General and note the value entered into "Port Number".
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### Ensure Radarr is Accessible Across Your Network
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To ensure that Radarr is accessible across your local network, check the following:
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* In Radarr's web GUI, go to Settings -> General and enable advanced settings. Ensure that the "Bind Address" is set to `*`, as this makes Radarr bind to all network interfaces on the host machine.
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* Check any enabled firewalls to confirm that the port running Radarr is not being blocked.
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* **(Windows)**: Ensure that Radarr has been run as administrator at least once.
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### Check If You Are Using a URL Base
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In Radarr's web GUI, go to Settings -> General and check the value of "URL Base". If you have nothing set, you can move on. If you do have a value set, please remember the set value as it will be necessary when setting the host within LunaSea.
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## Connecting in LunaSea
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### Host
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The host is a combination of multiple values found above:
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* The local IP address
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* The port
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* If being used, the URL base
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Combine all the values into the following format: `<IP address>:<port>/<URL base>`
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For example, if Radarr is running on port 7878 on a machine that has the IP address 192.168.100.100, the host is: `http://192.168.100.100:7878`.
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### API Key
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The API key is copied from Radarr's web GUI, by going to Settings -> General and finding the API key value.
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### Custom Headers
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Custom headers allows users to attach custom request headers to each API call that is made. This is typically an advanced feature, and is not necessary in most network configurations.
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