# Guide to OpenIG
Chapter 3. Getting Started

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## 3.4. Try It Out

http://demo.forgerock.com:8080/wordpress should take you to the WordPress portal hosted at ForgeRock. When you click the login link, you are automatically logged in by OpenIG with the user name `george`.

What's happening behind the scenes?

When your browser goes to `http://demo.forgerock.com:8080/wordpress/`, it is actually connecting to OpenIG deployed on Jetty. OpenIG is configured to proxy all traffic it receives to the target application at `http://demo.forgerock.com:8080/wordpress/`. For this example, OpenIG is watching for the login page from WordPress. When it sees the login page, it creates and POSTs the login form for WordPress on behalf of the user. Since this is just a sample, the credentials for the user are hard coded in the gateway configuration file. In a real deployment, the credentials may come from a database, directory, flat file, HTTP headers, SAML assertion,or an OpenAM policy agent.