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Open SSMS and go to Security | Credentials. Right-click on the folder and select New Credential from the contextual menu.
Set the different properties as shown in the following screenshot:

For the Identity textbox, use your domain (or machine name) login. This information can easily be found if you open a command prompt and execute the command WhoAmI.
Once the credential is set, we'll create a SQL Agent proxy. Expand the SQL Server Agent node as shown in the following screenshot. If the agent is not started, right-click on it to start the service.
Right-click on the Proxies/SSIS Package Execution folder and select New Proxy ...

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