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ETHERNITY CLOUD Node Wallet Change Guide

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Thank you for participating in Ethernity CLOUD Ecosystem.

Your node came already configured with wallets for the testnet. So it’s plug & play. But you should change the wallet address to make it your own specially for the mainnet launch.

You can use copy paste for the commands. There should be no space before or after the command. First of all you will need a laptop/computer.

Connect internet cable and power supply to the Node. In order to connect to your node via ssh (port 22) you’d need to find out your node ip address and use a tool like Putty for Windows or “ssh” from the terminal on Linux or Mac.

Putty download : https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html

The IP address can be seen on the interface of your router or connect the node to a monitor via hdmi cable and login by using the keyboard(user : cloudnode , password : cloudnode). Usually it’s something like 192.168.1.xyz or 192.168.0.xyz.

To connect through ssh with putty. Open putty from laptop/computer , type the Node IP adress and press open.

After connectig through SSH to your node type username cloudnode  and password cloudnode. We recomand to change the hostname and password.

To change hostname enter following command :

sudo hostnamectl set-hostname your name

To change your password  use the passwd command and enter current password (cloudnode). For more details please follow the link at :

https://itsfoss.com/change-password-ubuntu/

Next time you will login you will use cloudnode for user and your  password. Login with username: cloudnode password: your passoword from previous step.


 

Commands to change wallets

You need 2 wallets (accounts) for each Node . Create 2 new accounts. Each account has a public address and a private key, you will need them both.  Metamask private key you can find under settings—security. Do not use the account where you have your ETNY.

You need to supply your wallets addresses which you intend to use for the node with bergs from https://faucet.bloxberg.org/ paste your wallet address, complete captcha and press request bergs.

  1. Enter command :

cd mvp-pox-node

  1. To get the latest update enter next command :

sudo git pull

  1. To edit config file type sudo nano config , replace the first wallet adress(ADDRESS=) with your public adress from the first wallet, replace the second adress (PRIVATE_KEY=) with your private key from the first wallet. Do the same for the Result wallet. After you replace wallets , select all 4 rows (only select all with mouse, no need to click, selecting them will copy in clipboard) and paste them on a document on your pc/laptop. CTRL + X to exit, y to save the changes , enter to leave the name unchanged.(you delete by using the arrows to move the cursor , backspace to delete, and mouse right click to paste copied text)
  1. To deploy the node use following commands : (it will ask for your password after this command, depending on your internet connection it can take up to 30 minutes for the deploy)

sudo systemctl stop etny-vagrant

sudo ./etny-node-installer.sh

When finished should look like this.

Your instalation is now complete.

For monitoring the node use the following command

sudo systemctl status etny-vagrant

To stop monitoring use ctrl z shortcut

Search for your node wallet adress (the fisrt wallet adress) on : https://blockexplorer.bloxberg.org/ for contract calls.


How to check status of Node.

 

1. You can check from putty or by using a monitor/tv and a keyboard connected to the NODE

2. After login, type the bellow command :

systemctl status etny-vagrant

 

Failed Status Commands.

 

1. In case the status of the node when you use systemctl status etny-vagrant command is FAILED please use the following commands :

cd mvp-pox-node

sudo git pull

sudo systemctl stop etny-vagrant

sudo ./etny-node-installer.sh

2. Recheck status with :

systemctl status etny-vagrant

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