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Though Riak Control [is maintained as a separate application](https://github.com/basho/riak_control), the necessary code for it ships with versions of Riak 1.1 and above and requires no additional installation steps.
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Before getting started, you should know the address and port of the HTTP (or
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this information from the configuration files as indicated here:
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```riakconf
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## *** The default listeners in the riak.conf file are
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## named `internal`, so you would consult the value of
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## `listener.http.internal` in your configuration.
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Though Riak Control [is maintained as a separate application](https://github.com/basho/riak_control), the necessary code for it ships with versions of Riak 1.1 and above and requires no additional installation steps.
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## `listener.http.internal` in your configuration.
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