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**3. Run your web server and the app**:
Open your console / command line app and go to directory ```AAWEB``` (a folder in the root of the zip files you previously decompressed); assuming you are starting the console from the root directory of the app, the command to access AAWEB is:
Open your console / command line app and go to directory ```WebServer``` (a folder in the root of the zip files you previously decompressed); assuming you are starting the console from the root directory of the app, the command to access WebServer is:
```
cd AAWEB
cd WebServer
```
Once inside AAWeb, continue with this command:
Once inside WebServer, continue with this command:
```
node server.js
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![Advanced-Multiple-Definitions](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13994516/63945104-14c4c380-ca73-11e9-940e-f3b3412e4bc6.gif)
## Working with Multiple Instances of the App
You may also decide that you wish to have a second installation of the app, so that you can keep tweaking Strategies and even running simulations while live-trading. You can do this following these steps:
1. Make a copy of the complete Superalgos Desktop App folder, that is, the folder containing programs as well as data. You may name the second folder as you wish.
2. In the copy, go to the ```WebServer``` folder and open ```.env``` file with Notepad or similar text editor. Find the VIRTUAL_PORT parameter and replace the existing number with a number between 10000 and 50000. Save and close the file.
3. Now, also in the ```Webserver``` folder, open ```index.html``` and find line the following line: ```urlPrefix: 'http://localhost:1337/'```. Replace 1337 with the number you set in the `.env``` file.
That's it. You now have a second environment that you can run in parallel to the first one, each with its data set, programs, and logs.
# Troubleshooting
## On-screen Errors and Warnings