`**
11. Accept the EULA and add the information when prompted.
1. The Server HTTPS port (default is 443)
2. Enter the [Elasticsearch](/xsoar-6-administrator-guide/6.12/onboard-cortex-xsoar/onboarding-in-cortex-xsoar/elasticsearch.md) details, such as the URL, timeout, etc.
3. Type the name of the Admin user (default is admin).
4. Type the password (default is admin).
12. ( Optional) After the installation has completed, do the following:
1. Confirm that the Cortex XSOAR server status is active, by running the **`systemctl status demisto`** command.
If the server is not active, run the **`systemctl start demisto`** command to start the server.
2. Confirm that the Docker service status is active, by running the **`systemctl status docker`** command.
3. In a web browser, go to the **`https://`*****`serverURL`*****`:`*****`port`*** to verify that Cortex XSOAR was successfully installed.
When you open Cortex XSOAR for the first time you need to add the license.
**Elasticsearch Installer Flags**
**The following is the list of supported flags that follow the -- separator for installing Cortex XSOAR with Elasticsearch.**
| Flag | Type | Description |
| -------------------------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `-elasticsearch-url` | String | Elasticsearch URL addresses (comma-separated). For example, `http://test1:9200,http://test2:9200` |
| `-elasticsearch-api-key` | String | The Elasticsearch API key, which should be used in licensed versions.
Note: If you use this flag, you do not need to use the -elasticsearch-username and -elasticsearch-password flags.
|
| `-elasticsearch-username` | String | The Elasticsearch username. This flag is used with the -elasticsearch-password flag.
Note: If you use this flag, you do not need to use the -elasticsearch-api-key flag.
|
| `-elasticsearch-password` | String | The Elasticsearch password. This flag is used with the -elasticsearch-username flag.
Note: If you use this flag, you do not need to use the -elasticsearch-api-key flag.
|
| `-elasticsearch-proxy=` | Boolean | Whether to use a proxy when communicating with Elasticsearch. Can be **`true`** or **`false`**. Default is **`false`**. |
| `-elasticsearch-insecure=` | Boolean | Whether to trust any certificate when communicating with Elasticsearch. Can be **`true`** or **`false`**. Default is **`false`**. |
| `-elasticsearch-timeout` | Integer | The amount of time (in seconds) before Elasticsearch times out. Default is 20 seconds. |
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