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Access the ONAP portal via the 8989 LoadBalancer Mandeep Khinda merged in for 

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The ONAP portal is a web application running in the ONAP "cloud" which acts as the user interface to allow you to design, test, certify, and deploy VNF network solutions based on the ONAP platform.

To set up access to the ONAP portal, we'll need to collect IP addresses for four of the nodes in our stack: the portal node, the sdc node, the vid node and the policy node and then add them to our local /etc/hosts file.

In this deprecated 1.0.0 example, we log into our Rackspace account, select "Cloud Servers" from the servers menu.

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The resulting list of nodes should resemble this (the nodes of interest are highlighted):

TODO: update for R1 Nov 2017 DCAEGEN2

There is a total of 17 VM's to be able to run the demo (5 including the 3 DCAE cluster are created 15-20 min and up to 35 min after stack creation and named zld*)

Note: the last of the docker containers on the zldciad4vicdap02 container (the 3rd cdap container) - may take an additional 30 min to come up (there should be 5 docker containers up on cdap02) - for a total of 1 hour on rackspace.

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Open a web browser and browse to the URL

http://portal.api.simpledemo.onap.org:8989/ONAPPORTAL/login.htm

(Please note this URL was updated for R1 about 19 Oct 2017; previously it was http://portal.api.simpledemo.openecomp.org:8989/ECOMPPORTAL/login.htm )

use cs0008:demo123456!

You should then see the ONAP Portal login screen for Amsterdam/R1:

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or the 1.0 screen

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using these users you can transition from design → testing → approval → distribution

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