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# Opening a Tenant console

As a Tenant Broker admin, you can open the Tenant console right from the Tenant Broker console. To do so, navigate to **Farm** > **Tenants**, right-click a Tenant and choose **Open tenant console**. This will open a new instance of the RAS Console and will prompt you to log in to the Tenant Farm. Please note that the Tenant Farm must be configured to allow remote console connections, which means that the corresponding port must be open on the Tenant Connection Broker and you need to know the credentials of the Tenant Farm administrator.

When you log in to a Tenant from the Tenant Broker console, the Tenant Farm is automatically added to the **Location** drop-down list (in the upper left-hand corner of the RAS Console window), so you can connect to the Tenant again by simply selecting it in the **Location** list.


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