When you start your CloverETL Designer, you will see something like this:

Figure 2.1. CloverETL Server Project Displayed after Opening CloverETL Designer

Note that the URL of the Server and the ID of the sandbox separated by hash are displayed beside the CloverETL Server project name. The CloverETL Server projects will be closed. To open these projects, do what is desribed above: Either double-click them or select Open project from the context menu.

You may be prompted to insert your User ID and Password, choose also whether Password should be saved.

Figure 2.2. Prompt to Open CloverETL Server Project

After that, click OK and the CloverETLServer project.

Figure 2.3. Opening CloverETL Server Project

Should you have some problem with your antivirus application, add the exceptions to your settings of the HTTP/HTTPS connections. For example, you can use *clover* as a mask to allow the connections to CloverETL Servers or CloverETL web pages.