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I am new to QGIS and have installed the QGIS v 2.2.0.

For adding google map as a base layer I need to install OpenLayers plugin. I also need to add the PostGIS plugin for DB management purpose.

Can anyone guide me how to add/install the plugins OpenLayers and PostGIS to QGIS 2.2.0?

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Welcome to GIS Stackexchange. In general all plugins are installed via Plugins->Manage and Install Plugins. Once the dialog box opens, Just start typing 'OpenLayers' in the search box and you'll see the list available plugins narrow until you can find the one you want.

For PostGIS, QGIS 2.2. already comes with PostGIS connectivity capabilities out of the box. There are some additional plugins relating to PostGIS such as PGRouting and you can find/install these in the same way as described above.

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Thank for the help....I am not able to find the OpenLayers plugin while searching.. –  Min Apr 3 at 5:10
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At the QGIS Site you can find your answer:

http://qgis.org/de/docs/user_manual/plugins/plugins.html#managing-plugins

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Thanks for your reply..but the Get More option in plugin manager window is not there.. –  Min Apr 3 at 5:09
    
In this case you might not have Internet access, or you are hiding behind a proxy. –  Andre Joost Apr 3 at 6:48
    
Yes, I need to provide proxy authentication while accessing the internet... –  Min Apr 3 at 9:14
    
Maybe you will find a solution here: gis.stackexchange.com/questions/25188/… –  Andre Joost Apr 3 at 9:34
    
Yes..I have done the proxy setting and its working now..thanks –  Min Apr 3 at 10:41
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