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# Execution through Client/Agent/Grid
## Executing Test Cases through Client
To execute the execution through client, perform the following actions:
1. On the **Home** page, select required project and select **Design Studio**.
2. Select the **Execution** tab.
3. Expand Folder and select **Execution List** for configurations.
4. From **Configurations** page, select **Client**.
5. From **Client** dropdown, select active client.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**:
* A single instance does not support running multiple clients on the same machine at the same time. This gives an error as **Array** **variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded***.*
* The **Configurations** page displays all configured clients, along with their respective status indicators for easy identification.
* A **green** indicator indicates that the client is **Available**.
* A **yellow** indicator indicates that the client is **Unavailable**.
* A **red** indicator indicates that the client is **Do Not Disturb**.
{% endhint %}
6. From **Browsers** dropdown and select **Browser**.
7. Select **Save** to save all the changes.
8. Select parent folder and select **Execute**. The **Execution Now** dialog opens.
9. Select **Execute** to execute the **Execution List**.
## Executing Test Cases through Agent/Grid
To execute the execution through agent, perform the following actions:
1. On the **Home** page, select required project and select **Design Studio**.
2. Select the **Execution** tab.
3. Expand Folder and select **Execution List**.
4. Select **Configurations**.
5. Select **Agents**. The agent dialog opens.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**:
* A single instance does not support running multiple agents on the same machine at the same time. This given an error as **Array** **variable has incorrect number of subscripts or subscript dimension range exceeded***.*
* The **Configurations** page displays all configured agents, along with their respective status indicators for easy identification.
* A **green** indicator indicates that the agent is **Active**.
* A **gray** indicator indicates that the agent is **Inactive**.
* To learn how to Install Avo Assure **Agent**, refer to [Agent](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/agent-management.md).
* To learn how to create Avo Assure **Grid**, refer to [Grid](/avo-assure/administration/authentication-configuration/grid-management.md).
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6. In the **ICE count** column, use the spin box to update the client count.
7. Select **Save**.
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**Note**:
* Only users with **Quality Manager** (QM) or **QM** with **Admin** roles can modify and save **Grid** configuration. The action controls are disabled for users with other roles such as Quality Engineer and Quality Lead.
* The **Save** option is enabled for individual agents and disabled for agent pools for the Quality Lead and Quality Engineer roles.
* Users with roles such as Quality Engineer and Quality Lead can update the client count to a maximum of **5**.
{% endhint %}
8. From **Browsers** dropdown, select **Browser**.
9. Select **Save** to save all the changes.
10. Select parent folder and select **Execute**. The **Execution Now** dialog opens.
11. Select **Execute** to execute the Execution List.
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**Note**: After configuring the settings while creating the Execution List, you can validate and modify them in the **Execute Now** window.
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