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# Installation guide for Debian
# Installation guide on Debian
You have two ways to install Yunohost :
You have two ways to install Yunohost:
1. [From an USB key or a CD-ROM](#/install)
2. With the install script on an existing Debian (bellow guide)
### Pre-requisite
A box, a VPS, or a dedicated server :
A box, a VPS, or a dedicated server:
* with Debian 7 (Wheezy, Raspbian, Cubian, etc.) installed
* Connected to Internet
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### Post-install
Once the install finished, the script will ask you two parameters to procede the post-install :
Once the install finished, the script will ask you two parameters to procede the post-install:
1. **domain name** : Please choose the domain name wich will point to your Yunohost IP. You can choose to use a subdomain of **nohost.me** or **noho.st**, in that case the DNS configuration will be automatic, you will just have to wait three minutes to the end of the post-install. Or you can use your own [well configured domain name](#/dns)
2. **administrator password** : this is the password to administer you yunohost instance, **choose it strong** and don't share it, without it you can loose your system.
2. **administrator password** : this is the password to administer your yunohost instance, **choose it strong** and don't share it, without it you can loose your system.
after the post-install script you will be able to access to your administration [web interface](#/admin) **https://your-domain.org/ynhadmin** or to amdinister your yunohost via the command-line interface called "[moulinette](#/moulinette)".