Once a web application is installed, you can use it on that machine by opening your web browser to the "localhost" ip address of 127.0.0.1, followed by a colon and then the port where the application is accessed. For instance, if you installed SugarCRM at the default port 7600, you could view it by going to 127.0.0.1:7600.

When running multiple web applications on LINA it is be necessary to use the same MySQL password and port number for all installed applications.

Some applications are hardwired to be accessed at a particular port. In this case, the port is noted in the finish screen of the install as well as in the project documentation.

Web applications also appear as menu and Desktop links on Windows and Linux systems. When you click on the link it will automatically start LINA and open your default web browser to the correct location.

In order for web applications to start, LINA must be running. This happens automatically when the application is launched from the menu, but sometimes the browser opens before LINA is fully started. If you get a "page not found" error after when launching a web app from the menu, try waiting a minute and trying again.

If you prefer to navigate to the application's URL from your web browser, you must first make sure that LINA has started. On Linux and Mac machines LINA may by typing "/usr/lina/lina -s". On Windows, the command is "c:\Program Files\Lina Software\LINA Runtime Environment\lina.exe -s".