> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.infera.org/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Managing Your Node
## How to use the Infera Lite Extension
Before opening the extension, make sure your node is running on your device
* On Windows: run the `infera-node.exe` file
* On Mac/Linux: run `init-infera` in your Terminal.
### Main Dashboard
The **Home screen** is the landing page of the extension and gives an overview of the node's current status.
* **Start/Stop Button:** Allows you to toggle the node on or off.
* **Active Status:** Indicates whether the node is running, displaying either “Active” (active and awaiting jobs) or “Inactive” (node deactivated).
* **Points:** Displays the points earned from processed tasks and uptime on the network.
* **Uptime:** Shows the node's total uptime.
### Reputation & Node Details
This section provides a real-time snapshot of your node's performance:
* **Device details:** Displays information about the node's GPU, CPU, RAM, VRAM, and available RAM.
* **Tasks Completed:** Shows the number of inference tasks your node has processed.
* **Reputation:** A pie chart representing your node's reputation on the Infera network based on speed and reliability.
### Installing New Models
This page lists all the LLM models that users can install to support the Infera network, starting with every state-of-the-art open-source model.
Click on the download icon next to a model's name in order to download the model onto your **Infera Node**.
## Node Management via CLI
If you fancy managing your node via a terminal interface, you can follow this [guide](https://medium.com/@alex_85908/node-management-in-cli-be725a90d1c8).