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!!! warning Port communication
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ezBIDS needs access to port:3000, ensure that no other software is using that port.
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ezBIDS needs access to port:3000, so ensure that no other software are using this port.
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Once you have successfully installed ezBIDS locally, you can download a file called `ezbids-upload.sh` found [here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o2_gHBKXquuAJ3sgc97jZ-jf_tz9iKhQ/view?usp=drive_link), which enables you to more quickly upload data to the ezBIDS UI. Once the file is downloaded, type the following in your terminal, line by line:
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chmod +x ezbids-upload.sh
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./ezbids-upload.sh /path/to/your/data/to/upload
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You should see something similar to the following in your terminal:
Simply copy the session url (e.g. `http://localhost:3000/ezbids/convert/#66c495d60dcf43a41a8cee00`) into your web browser, and you will observe that the data has been uploaded and ezBIDS has began working on your uploaded data.
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#### Step 3: Accessing ezBIDS
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Once the containers are up and running, open a web-browser (ideally Chrome or Firefox) and type *localhost:3000* into the URL. After several seconds, the ezBIDS homepage should appear, and you are set to go.
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