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# Enabling APIs and No Auth in Batches with API Imported
The imported file must be a JSON file exported from digiRunner. This feature simplifies the process of handling multiple APIs with the same settings. If set to **No Auth**, it simplifies the authentication process, allowing for quick verification of API call success.
### Importing APIs to digiRunner
Application scenarios include the operation of launching APIs from the test environment to the official environment, the launching of multi-center APIM, or API migration.
1. Go to **API Management** > **API List**, and click **Import API**.
2. Click on the **File** icon, select the file, and then click **Upload**. A successful upload prompt will pop up, and the API information will be displayed in the table below.
3. Check the list to select all APIs, and then click the **Import** button to import the APIs successfully. The import result will be updated to **success**.
### Enabling APIs in Batches
1. Go to **API Management** > **API Modify** **Batch** to enter the page. The default statuses of the newly imported APIs will be displayed with a red icon, indicating that the API is not yet enabled.
2. Check the box in the header cell to select all the APIs, and click **Enable**. A confirmation message will appear, click **Confirm** to save and exit.
3. A successful update prompt will pop up, and the status light will turn green, indicating that the API has been successfully enabled.
### Enabling No Auth for APIs in Batches
1. The default status of No Auth for newly imported APIs is disabled, and the field is empty.
2. Check the box in the header cell to select all the APIs, and click **Active No Auth**. A confirmation message will appear, click **Confirm** to save and exit.
3. A successful update prompt will pop up, and the No Auth field will display a check symbol, indicating that **No Auth** has been enabled.
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