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# general
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h
you mean from command line with
kubectl
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yes, the important thing is that I do not depend on the rancher server, currently the kubectl file goes through the server and I want it to go to the cluster
si por favor me puedes ayudar me seria de gran ayuda
h
did you deploy this cluster yourself or an admin did it and gave you access?
a
I myself, what I don't want is to depend on the rancher server, but rather that I can access without depending on the rancher server
h
In that case; you can get kubeconfig directly: For rke2:
/etc/rancher/rke2/rke2.yaml
For k3s:
/etc/rancher/k3s/k3s.yaml
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Look, I could already find the kubeconfig, however from an IDE like lens it's not possible for me
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