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# Configuring the 2PXE Request Handlers

The request handler decides how 2PXE responds to each boot request. The handler is set by the installer, so typically no further action is required after the installation. To change it later, open the **Configure 2PXE** configuration editor and set **Integration mode** in the **General settings** section (see [Configuring 2PXE Server](/2pxe-server/4.0/configuration/2pxe-config-file.md)):

| Integration mode   | Request handler                                                                                                                                                                        |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **MEMCM**          | [Configuration Manager request handler](/2pxe-server/4.0/configuration/2pxe-config-file/configuration-manager-request-handler.md)                                                      |
| **PowerShell**     | [PowerShell request handler](/2pxe-server/4.0/configuration/2pxe-config-file/powershell-request-handler.md) (not to be confused with the iPXE Anywhere Web Service PowerShell scripts) |
| **WebServiceOnly** | Redirects all requests to the iPXE Anywhere Web Service                                                                                                                                |
| **DeployR**        | [DeployR request handler](/2pxe-server/4.0/configuration/2pxe-config-file/deployr-request-handler.md)                                                                                  |

The editor then shows only the settings for the selected handler. Click **Verify**, then **Save**, and restart the **2Pint 2PXE Server** service when prompted.


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