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Anaconda requires a one-time registration when connecting from certain networks or IP addresses. If your conda client directed you to this page, it’s because you’re connecting from a network that requires registration. Registration is quick and painless, and gives you access to powerful cloud features like browser-hosted notebooks, environment backups, project syncing, and effortless notebook sharing. Once registered, your conda client is automatically authenticated going forward. Follow the steps below to link your conda client to your Anaconda account.
If you are an administrator, you can streamline registration for your organization. For more information, see Registering conda for your organization.
If you encounter any issues with the registration process, please contact [email protected] for help.
  1. Open Anaconda Prompt (Terminal on macOS/Linux).
  2. If necessary, activate your base environment: 
    conda activate base
  3. If you haven’t already, install anaconda-auth and use it to log in to Anaconda: 
    conda install --name base anaconda-auth --channel https://repo.anaconda.cloud/repo/anaconda-tools --override-channels; anaconda login --at anaconda.com
    A browser window opens to authenticate you to Anaconda. If you are already signed in, authentication is automatically completed. If you are not signed in, you are prompted to either create an account, or sign in to an existing account with your Anaconda credentials.
    If your organization has configured SSO, you are redirected to your company’s SSO login page.
Your conda client is now registered to your Anaconda account.
If you are using conda in any automated workflows or CI/CD pipelines, you’ll need to update those systems to authenticate your conda client programmatically as well. For instructions, see Using anaconda-auth in automated workflow environments.