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+Rancher provides two ways for you to access your clusters. One is through kubectl shell, another is by setting your own kubeconfig file. Both of them are available in UI.
 
 ## Using kubectl Shell
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+Navigate to the **Clusters** page, a list of existing clusters will be shown there. Choose a cluster you want to access to. Click that cluster name will lead you to that cluster's page. As you can see, a **Launch kubectl**  button is in the top right corner. Click it for you to access this cluster through kubectl shell.
 
 ## Configuring My kubectl
 
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+You can also customize kubectl by clicking **Kubeconfig file** button in the top right corner, and then provide your own kubeconfig file.
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