# Import all the keys into EC2 instance

We have to import both the old key and the new keys so the validator\_service can identify all the keys and they can perform their work for the network.

Video Guide:

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1. Make sure all the key files are in the validator\_keys folder.\
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   Note: If you have two mnemonics, you will have 2 deposit\_data.json files.\

2. Next, compress the validator\_keys folder. To compress the validator\_keys folder to validator\_keys.zip please right click and choose the compress option.\

3. Give the following command and follow the prompts:

```
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/launchnodes/ValidatorNodeProduct/main/Scripts/Connection.sh)
```

4. Once you are in the server, give the following command:

```
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/launchnodes/ValidatorNodeProduct/main/Scripts/SetupWallet.sh)
```

5. Now, In “_Set the password for Wallet_”, set the password for your wallet.&#x20;
6. After that select the Imported wallet option and press Enter.Your wallet will now be created.&#x20;
7. Now, It’ll ask for the password for importing your keys, enter the same password that you have set at the time of key creation and press enter. It will import your keys into the wallet.
8. Now you should be able to see "Happy Staking, from Launchnodes..." on your screen. This means that it was successful.
