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# Log in to RAS Management Portal

To open RAS Management Portal on the machine where you've installed the RAS Web Administration Service, navigate to **Apps** > **Parallels** and click **Parallels RAS Management Portal**.

To log in to RAS Management Portal from a remote computer, enter the following URL in a web browser:

`https://<server-address>:20443`

The \<server-address> is the FQDN or IP address of the server where the RAS Web Administration Service is installed. By default, port 20443 is used for HTTPS connections. You can change the port number if needed as described in [**Configure RAS Web Administration Service**](/landing/ras-mp-guide/get-started-with-ras-management-portal/configure-ras-web-administration-service.md)**.**

On the **Welcome** page, enter your RAS administrator username and password and click **Sign in**.


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