# Installation

### **1. Install NVM (Node Version Manager)**

GraphLinq CLI requires a specific Node.js version. Install NVM using the official script:

```bash
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.40.3/install.sh | bash
```

Reload your terminal or run:

```bash
source ~/.bashrc
```

### **2. Install the Required Node.js Version**

```bash
nvm install v18.18.2
nvm use v18.18.2
```

### **3. Install the GraphLinq CLI**

```bash
npm install -g @graphlinq/graphlinq-cli
```

### **4. Install Node Dependencies & Set Up the Environment**

```bash
graphlinq install
```

This command downloads all required components and prepares your environment.

### **5. Start Your Node**

```bash
graphlinq start
```

Once the node is running, open your browser and navigate to: <http://0.0.0.0:8080>

### 6.  Setup First Access Password&#x20;

Nodes

7. Peers

```
enode://0800b9f12b35973d219f51d072b2fff600f390e72af173730a0603f161200fcbcb8aa0d28a233d3ccdd52e2d32b00bd6a176c81cafa4adfe20be87c45e11748f@51.91.10.33:30311
enode://da10b4ece0fc6b689eb438ba76803fd56246391bd9f969d41e7dc2b8f77235d9e7782e8e13abe31371860f1669316c01cd4f412ba5d506cadb5c9047116586a6@159.223.243.177:30311
enode://2040ef1f0c78d88e005abb41a3caed310a5275d00fcaa4c12ab09e659b32de62fa8d0d12a741ed8915150b607978b1b9b576cb34ddad27e435322eb540baacdf@34.122.85.128:30311
enode://988611f93165933726aaaedfe8347ba3800c25b26f59313af28fab443cffeaf00248eed7b2ed0d1cde63690ed9f846ba08b886902264cf77f89306729bf417de@65.109.96.163:30311
```


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