# Thin client

Dedicated instances of Meterian come with their dedicated client. The client is pre-configured to work against the dedicated instance and can be downloaded from the [admin dashboard](/dedicated-instance/on-premises-op/managing-the-system/admin-dashboard.md) or using the standard public endpoint from the download area (/downloads/meterian-cli.jar), as in the following example.

<pre><code>$ wget https://acme6.meterian.uk/downloads/meterian-cli.jar

<strong>$ java -jar meterian-cli.jar
</strong>Meterian Client v1.2.25.5, build 80ce87e-944
© 2017-2022 Meterian Ltd - All rights reserved

System information:
- working on folder: /tmp/maven-extra-params-example
- running locally:   yes
- interactive mode:  on
- autofix mode:      off

[...]

Final results: 
- security:	100	(minimum: 90)
- stability:	100	(minimum: 80)
- licensing:	0	(minimum: 95)

Full report available at: 
https://acme6.meterian.uk/projects/?pid=0cd6c8e0-422d-41e3-b04f-2c042dazzzzz&#x26;branch=main&#x26;mode=eli

Build unsuccessful!
Failed checks: [licensing]

</code></pre>

Should you want to check whether your client is correctly connecting to the dedicated instance prior to launching a scan, execute the client with "--help", which will display the instance and the account it is connecting to.

```
$ java -jar meterian-cli.jar --help

Meterian Client v1.2.25.6, build bb8c552-1050 
© 2017-2023 Meterian Ltd - All rights reserved 

--tpn			Displays the third party notice and exits(0)
--help			Displays this help and exits(0)
[..]

Meterian servers at https://acme6.meterian.uk/ are reachable from this system
Meterian servers are authorizing this client for account "QA Account"

```

The usage of the dedicated instance client doesn't differ from the public client. For further information on that please refer to the specific documentation section: [Meterian Thin Client](/the-client/client.md).


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