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 1. Lokinet setup
-1.1. Simple setup for one standalone AppVM
-1.2. Advanced setup based on a templateVM
-1.3. Proxy setup (gateway-workstation-setup)
 2. [Web-browser for lokinet](http://8bb19w1gugu7yq3cyck63gbo18udodab1b6zr1uykdphm37ushco.loki/whoami/QubesOS-lokinet-setup/wiki/Qubes-OS-lokinet-setup#2-web-browser-for-lokinet-1)
 3. Web-browser configuration
 4. Security and fingerprint checks
 
 **How-to:**
 1.Lokinet setup
-1.1. Simple setup for one standalone AppVM
-1.2. Advanced setup based on a templateVM
-1.3. Proxy setup (gateway-workstation-setup)
+There are three ways to setup lokinet:
+* Simple setup for one standalone AppVM
+* Advanced setup based on a templateVM
+* Proxy setup (gateway-workstation-setup)
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+**Simple setup for one standalone AppVM**
+[user@dom0]$ qvm-create --standalone --label green ...
+...
+
 2. Web-browser for lokinet
 You can use any web-browser to access lokinet (**.loki) or use and lokinet exit node. Here, we simple benefit from the well known and well developed Tor Browser. It comes already with a very advanced privcay and security setting but the default configuration is set to use Tor, therefore we need to make some modifications to use lokinet instead of the Tor network.