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# Configure Solid Security

### How to configure the Solid security plugin to establish connectivity with AppMySite?

If you’re using the [**Solid security plugin**](https://wordpress.org/plugins/better-wp-security/) on your website**,** you may be unable to establish connectivity between your website and app. This is because the Solid security plugin provides restricted access to WordPress REST APIs. 

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The following steps show how you can configure Solid security to establish connectivity with AppMySite:

* Login to your WordPress website’s admin panel.&#x20;
* Go to Security from the left side menu and select Settings.&#x20;
* On the Settings screen, search for WordPress Tweaks in the search bar.&#x20;
* Navigate to API Access. Under the REST API section, select Default Access.&#x20;
* Click on Save on the bottom right of the page.&#x20;

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Try connecting your website and app again after configuring the default access of Solid security settings on your website.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

Follow these guides to establish connectivity between your website and app again:&#x20;

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[Connectivity](/app/connectivity.md)
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