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6. Copy the value from the **token** field.
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### Adding the OpenShift registry in Che
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1. Open the Che dashboard and select the **Administration** tab.
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2. Click the **Add Registry** button.
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3. Enter the following information:
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- Enter `docker-registry.default.svc:5000` as the address.
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- Enter the service account name as the username.
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- Enter the token retrieved from the service account token secret as the password.
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4. Click **Add**.
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### Adding the OpenShift registry in Codewind
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After the internal Docker registry credentials are added to Che as a Docker registry, you can use the credentials in Codewind.
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1. Create or open a Codewind workspace.
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- **Note:** If you're opening an existing workspace, you must stop and start the workspace before the registry credentials take effect.
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2. Run the `Codewind: Set Deployment Registry` command.
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3. Enter `docker-registry.default.svc:5000/<project>` as the deployment registry, where `<project>` is the OpenShift project that you created the service account in.
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