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**Mumble** software has some important Administration and Permissions features that can only be configured from the desktop application. **Access Control Lists** and **Groups** are examples of these missing features in **Plumble**.
To learn more about **ACL**, **Groups** and other **Mumble** settings, please check our [**Mumble** howto](../1.Mumble).
To learn more about **ACL**, **Groups** and other **Mumble** settings, please check our [**Mumble** howto](../mumble).
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# Configuration
When you first launch **Pumble**, a welcome message appears and you are required to generate a cerficate, which is what **Mumble** uses to identify you as user and avoid asking for username and password every time you log in.
When you first launch **Plumble**, a welcome message appears and you are required to generate a cerficate, which is what **Mumble** uses to identify you as user and avoid asking for username and password every time you log in.
If you already have a Certificate generated on another device (for example, the laptop via the desktop app) you can **import** it. You can also do it the other way around by **exporting** the Certificate generated on the mobile, for example, to a Mumble file that you can then import from another device or computer.
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Fill in the fields with the following information:
1. **Label**: the name you want to use to identify the server in Pumble.
1. **Label**: the name you want to use to identify the server in Plumble.
2. **Address**: the server address. For **Disroot**, it is *mumble.disroot.org*
3. **Port**: make sure the port number is **64738**.
4. **Username**: the username you want to use.
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You can choose Light or Dark themes for the app
### 5. **About**
**Pumble** information (Version, Contributors and Licenses)
**Plumble** information (Version, Contributors and Licenses)
## Other options