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# Accessing a migrated site
The default URL to access your migrated site is: `migrate-sitename.webtest.cern.ch`, where `sitename` is the name of your site in the old infrastructure.
The default URL to access your migrated site is: `migrate-<SITENAME>.webtest.cern.ch`, where `SITENAME` is the name of your site in the old infrastructure.
This is the same name displayed on webservices.web.cern.ch to manage the website.
A drupal site is connected with an OpenShift project. You can find your migrated sites in the OpenShift console by following a few simple steps.
You can find your migrated sites in the OpenShift console by following a few simple steps.
#### 1. Go to the [OpenShift console](https://drupal.cern.ch) page
Check on the left side menu that the **Administrator** option is selected (and **not** Developer).
You will see a list of OpenShift projects. Each migrated site is connected with an OpenShift project.
You will see a list of "projects". Each corresponds to 1 migrated website.
![Screenshot](images/openshift_console-projects_list.png)
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#### 2. Click on `Installed Operators` on the left side menu
Make sure that you are in the correct `Project`. At first you will see a message "No Operators Found". Please wait a couple of minutes until the "DrupalSite Operator" appears as shown in the screenshot below.
Make sure that you are in the correct `Project`. At first you will see a message "No Operators Found". Please wait a couple of minutes until the "DrupalSite Operator" appears as shown in the screenshot below.
![Screenshot](images/openshift_console-installed_operators.png)
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