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 So far, we have described how to access the RDMS through the [[rdms:webapp|RDMS web interface]]. The RDMS can also be accessed, however, through other clients and protocols. In this section of the Wiki and in its subsections, we will describe how to access and transfer data to the RDMS using first- and third-party clients that can be installed on your own machine. The reason to use other ways to connect to the RDMS is rooted in the fact that the web interface can only manage file transfers of 50 MB each. If the amount of data you want to transfer is larger than that, you will need to make use of one of the clients listed below. So far, we have described how to access the RDMS through the [[rdms:webapp|RDMS web interface]]. The RDMS can also be accessed, however, through other clients and protocols. In this section of the Wiki and in its subsections, we will describe how to access and transfer data to the RDMS using first- and third-party clients that can be installed on your own machine. The reason to use other ways to connect to the RDMS is rooted in the fact that the web interface can only manage file transfers of 50 MB each. If the amount of data you want to transfer is larger than that, you will need to make use of one of the clients listed below.