Set your token and configure default_channels to access Anaconda Commercial Edition. Follow the steps below to use conda-token to authenticate and configure your Anaconda or Miniconda install.

conda-token will configure your Anaconda or Miniconda installation to authenticate to Anaconda Commercial Edition using the token you receive in your email after purchasing a subscription and will configure your default_channels setting in your Conda configuration.

After you have purchased a subscription to Commercial Edition at https://anaconda.cloud/register you will receive an email containing an access token. The token is 48 characters in lengths and contains letters and numbers. You will need this token to authenticate your Anaconda or Miniconda install

If you already have Anaconda or Miniconda installed you can skip this step. Otherwise download either Anaconda or Miniconda and install it on your system.

The conda-token package is available from the Anaconda Distribution. You can install conda-token using either Anaconda Navigator or the Conda command-line-interface (CLI).

To use the Conda CLI run the following in your terminal

conda install -n root conda-token

You will need to use the terminal to authenticate to Anaconda Commercial Edition and configure access. In your terminal run the following command

conda-token set <TOKEN>

Replace <TOKEN> with the token value you received in your email after purchasing a subscription.

conda-token will validate that your token works by checking that it can be used to connect to Anaconda Commercial Edition.

Once you have run conda-token set you will be able to install packages from Anaconda Commercial Edition

Run conda-token set --help for more information and optional configuration parameters.

You can remove your token and reset your Conda configuration to its default state by running

conda-token remove