RAE - Application Web Portal Information

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The RAE Web Portal is a method for accessing RAE applications through your web browser as long as you have a RAE account. 

If you have not requested a RAE site, open a RAE site request.

RAE Application Web Portal

Access the RAE Web Portal. It may be helpful to bookmark this page for future use.

Once you have opened the web portal you will be greeted with a sign in:

Web Portal Login
An example of the Web Portal login

You'll need to sign in with your relevant credentials. Your username will have been provided in the "Welcome to RAE" email sent to you. Be sure to use your appropriate domain (Campus, SOM, or UCSFMC) and add a backslash after the domain and in front of your username.

domain\username

Application Access

Once you've signed in you'll see a landing page that will look like this:

An example of the RAE Web Portal landing page
An example of the RAE Web Portal landing page

Here you'll be able to access all of the applications that RAE has to offer. Some of them are grouped into specific folders, like Matlab, SAS, SPS, and STATA.

Once you launch an application, it will ask you about accessing local resources - primarily if it can access your clipboard, so you can copy and paste. You can also check the box "Don't ask me again for connections to this computer" to avoid this step in the future.

An example of the application asking to access your local resources
An example of the application asking to access your Clipboard

Once you've hit allow, it will open a new tab within the webpage and begin the application launch process. Once it reaches the "Configuring Remote Connection" stage, the "Show Details" button in the bottom left will light up and you will need to click it.

A screenshot of the "Configuring Remote Connection" portion with the "Show Details" button highlighted
An example of the application on the "Configuring Remote Connection" portion where you will need to click "Show Details"

Once you've clicked the "Show Details" button, a new screen will appear where you will need to click OK. Then, a Duo prompt will appear.

An example of the blue screen that requires the user to click "okay"
An example of the blue screen that requires the user to click "okay"
An example of the Duo Prompt screen
An example of the Duo Prompt screen. You will receive a Duo push on your phone

Once you've accepted the Duo Push the application should launch.