# Open node-red

To run node-red you need to write this cmd:

```
node-red-start
```

![](/files/-MDT5At6hNcjEA_9m1rF)

&#x20;if you use putty on your computer to remote raspberry pi so you just open your browser and put the link: <http://IP:1880> then you will get Node-RED as figure below. \_\*\*Note: if you don't use putty to remote so you need to type: <http://127.0.0.1:1880/**_&#x20>;

![Ex: my raspberry pi is 192.168.43.203, so I need to put  http://192.168.43.203:1880/](/files/-MDTlW-3_jCjtFFAjhOB)

Now you can enjoy with node-red.


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