For Linux Users

The is a detailed step-by-step guide to become a Multiple Network node client on a Linux Operating System.

Prerequisite:

Bind your wallet at https://www.app.multiple.cc/#/signup to obtain a Unique Account Identification Code.

For binding instructions, refer to the first half of the Windows tutorial: https://multiple-network.gitbook.io/multiple-network-gitbook/introduction/window-multiple-node-participation-guide

Step 1:

Connect to the Linux server via SSH client by entering the server’s public network IP account and password.

Step 2:

After successfully connecting to the Linux server, enter the command uname -a to check the Linux version and architecture.

• If the Linux architecture is X64, download the client with the link below: https://cdn.app.multiple.cc/client/linux/x64/multipleforlinux.tar

• If the Linux architecture is ARM64, download the client with the link below: https://cdn.app.multiple.cc/client/linux/arm64/multipleforlinux.tar

Step 3:

Execute the corresponding command to download the client compatible with your Linux architecture:

wget https://cdn.app.multiple.cc/client/linux/x64/multipleforlinux.tar

Extract the installation package:

tar -xvf multipleforlinux.tar

Grant the required permissions:

chmod +x ./multiple-cli

chmod +x ./multiple-node

Step 4:

Configure the required parameters:

PATH=$PATH:/extracted directory/

Apply the required parameters:

source /etc/profile

Step 5:

Return to the root directory and grant permissions:

chmod -R 777 multipleforlinux

Step 6:

Start to run the program:

nohup ./multiple-node > output.log 2>&1 &

Step 7:

Bind the unique account identifier. After registering an account on Multiple Network’s official website, an unique account identification code will be generated for your record.

Input the unique account identification code and PIN code in the command:

multiple-cli bind --bandwidth-download 100 --identifier XXXXXXXX --pin XXXXXX --storage 200 --bandwidth-upload 100

Step 8:

Perform other operations if necessary. Use the --help option to view specific commands: