# Evernode SE

## Start

This command starts the Evernode SE container (Docker must be launched). When executed for the first time downloads the latest SE image from dockerhub.

```shell
everdev se start
```

To make sure ArangoDB starts, [set the ArangoDB port](#set).

## Version

This command shows the default Evernode SE version and list of other available versions.

```shell
everdev se version

default: 0.24.12
Available Versions: 0, 0.24, 0.24.5, 0.24.6, 0.24.8, 0.24.9, 0.24.10, 0.24.11, 0.24.12, latest
```

## Set

This command switches Evernode SE to the specified version and port and downloads it, if it is missing. **Attention! This command does not start TON OS SE, you need to run `start` command separately.**

```shell
everdev se set --version 0.24.11 --port 2020
```

To make sure ArangoDB starts, use `--db-port` option to set the ArangoDB port:

```shell
everdev se set --db-port 8081
```

## Reset

This command resets the Evernode SE container (Docker must be launched) - restarts it from scratch with a clean database.

```shell
everdev se reset
```

## Update

This command downloads the latest Evernode SE image (Docker must be launched) and starts it.

```shell
everdev se update
```

## Stop

This command stops Evernode SE container.

```shell
everdev se stop
```

## Info

This command shows info about the downloaded versions.

```shell
everdev se info

Instance  State    Version  GraphQL Port  ArangoDB Port  Docker Container            Docker Image
--------  -------  -------  ------------  -------------  --------------------------  --------------------------
default   running  0.24.12  2020                         tonlabs-tonos-se-ekaterina  tonlabs/local-node:0.24.12
```

## Troubleshooting

View solutions to some frequently encountered problems with Evernode SE [here](/everdev/troubleshooting.md).


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