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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion clusters/about/mce_console.adoc
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{ocp-short} console plug-ins are available with the {ocp-short} web console and can be integrated. To use this feature, the console plug-ins must remain enabled. The {mce-short} displays certain console features from *Infrastructure* and *Credentials* navigation items. If you install {acm-short}, you see more console capability.

*Note:* With the plug-ins enabled, you can access {acm-short} within the {ocp-short} console from the cluster switcher by selecting *All Clusters* from the drop-down menu.
*Note:* With the plug-ins enabled, you can access {acm-short} within the {ocp-short} console from the cluster switcher by selecting *Fleet Management* from the drop-down menu.

. To disable the plug-in, be sure you are in the _Administrator_ perspective in the {ocp-short} console.
. Find *Administration* in the navigation and click *Cluster Settings*, then click _Configuration_ tab.
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[#accessing-your-console]
= Accessing your console

The {acm} web console is integrated with the {ocp} web console as a console plug-in. You can access {acm-short} within the {ocp-short} console from the cluster switcher by selecting *All Clusters*. The cluster switcher is a drop-down menu that initially displays `local-cluster`.
The {acm} web console is integrated with the {ocp} web console as a console plug-in. You can access {acm-short} within the {ocp-short} console from the cluster switcher by selecting *Fleet Management*. The cluster switcher is a drop-down menu that initially displays `local-cluster`.
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The {acm} web console is integrated with the {ocp} web console as a console plug-in. You can access {acm-short} within the {ocp-short} console from the cluster switcher by selecting *Fleet Management*. The cluster switcher is a drop-down menu that initially displays `local-cluster`.
The {acm} web console is integrated with the {ocp} web console as a console plug-in. You can access {acm-short} within the {ocp-short} console by selecting *Fleet Management*. The drop-down menu initially displays `local-cluster`.


Select `local-cluster` when you want to use {ocp-short} console features on the cluster where you installed {acm-short}. Select *All Clusters* when you want to use {acm-short} features to manage your fleet of clusters.
Select `local-cluster` when you want to use {ocp-short} console features on the cluster where you installed {acm-short}. Select *Fleet Management* when you want to use {acm-short} features to manage your fleet of clusters.

If the cluster switcher is not present, the required console plug-ins might not be enabled. For new installations, the console plug-ins are enabled by default. If you upgraded from a previous version of {acm-short} and want to enable the plug-ins, or if you want to disable the plug-ins, complete the following steps:
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@KevinFCormier How should this be rewritten considering "cluster switcher" is not the correct reference?


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You can view your discovered clusters in the console.

. Log into hub cluster console and navigate to *All Clusters* > *Infrastructure* > *Clusters*.
. Log into hub cluster console and navigate to *Fleet Management* > *Infrastructure* > *Clusters*.
. Find the _Discovered clusters_ tab to view all discovered hosted clusters from {mce-short} with type `MultiClusterEngineHCP`.

Next, visit xref:./acm_integrate_import_hcp.adoc#auto-import-hcp[Automating import for discovered hosted clusters] to learn how to automatically import clusters.
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. Label your `local-cluster` with `environment=virtualization`.
.. From the *All Clusters* view, click *Infrastructure* > *Clusters* >
.. From the *Fleet Management* view, click *Infrastructure* > *Clusters* >
.. Find your `local-cluster` and click *Actions* to edit.
.. Add the `environment=virtualization` label and save your changes. See the following example:

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