# Documentation Nexus IQ Server 1.26

**Nexus IQ Server 1.26**

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# Chapter 22. Nexus IQ CLI

## [22.1. Downloading the Nexus IQ CLI](https://books.sonatype.com/sonatype-clm-book/1.26/html/book/download-nexus-iq-cli.html)
## [22.2. Locating Your Application ID](https://books.sonatype.com/sonatype-clm-book/1.26/html/book/locating-app-id.html)
## [22.3. Evaluating an Application](https://books.sonatype.com/sonatype-clm-book/1.26/html/book/evaluating-an-application-cli.html)
## [22.3.1. Additional Options](https://books.sonatype.com/sonatype-clm-book/1.26/html/book/evaluating-an-application-cli.html#cli-additional-options)
## [22.4. Example Evaluation](https://books.sonatype.com/sonatype-clm-book/1.26/html/book/cli-example-eval.html)
## [22.5. Using the Nexus IQ CLI with a CI Server](https://books.sonatype.com/sonatype-clm-book/1.26/html/book/cli-ci-usage.html)

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| The topics discussed in this chapter require IQ Server with the Nexus Lifecycle or Nexus Auditor license. |

While tools offering full integration for evaluations are provided (e.g. Nexus, Eclipse, and Hudson/Jenkins), any application can be evaluated against your policies simply by using the Nexus IQ CLI.

Before you get started, there are a few things you should make sure you have, including:

- A general familiarity with the CLI (you don’t need to be an expert, but basic knowledge helps).
- Installed and set up the IQ Server
- Set up an organization and application
- Created or imported a policy for your application, or the organization that contains your application.

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| With regard to integrating the Nexus IQ CLI with CI servers, you should also have a familiarity with the way your particular CI utilizes build steps to launch a simple script. |