👩🏫L1 Node Operation Tutorial
Titan Node Installation and Launch Tutorial
This tutorial will guide you through the process of downloading, configuring and launching the Titan L1 node program. Please follow the steps below and ensure that all network requirements are met.
Network Requirements
Before you begin, make sure the following ports are open on your firewall or router to ensure that the nodes communicate properly:
9000 TCP: Used for communication between nodes.
2345 TCP/UDP: Used for broadcast and data synchronization of the nodes.
*If the node's network settings do not meet our requirements, the node will not work properly and you will not be able to earn any rewards.*
Step 1: Download titan-L1
program
titan-L1
programOpen the Linux terminal and download the latest version of titan-L1
program using the following command:
Step 2: Set execution permissions
After the download is complete, you need to set proper execution permissions for this program file to ensure that it can run smoothly. Please enter the following command:
Step 3: Configure storage environment variables
The Titan program needs to know where to store its data. Please select the appropriate storage path according to your system environment, and then set the environment variable. For example, if you want to use /mnt/storage
as the storage path, you can use the following command:
Be sure to replace /mnt/storage
with your actual path.
Step 4: Run the program in the background
After setting the environment variables, you are ready to start the Titan program. This step requires you to provide a valid code_id
, which can be viewed in your Telegram or Email. Use the following command to start the program in the background and save the output log to a file:
Please replace <code_id>
with your actual code ID
Step 5: 👉Apply Identity Codebind👈
Step 6: Bind the identity code
Replace the your-hash-here with the identity code
Caution:
Ensure that the storage path you are using exists and has write permissions.
All output from the run will be redirected to
/var/log/guardian.log
, which you can view at any time to monitor the status of the program.If you encounter problems with any of the steps, please recheck that you have entered the commands correctly, or contact technical support for assistance.
The above is a complete tutorial for setting up and running a Titan node, including a detailed description of the network requirements. Following these steps will ensure that your node is installed and running correctly. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or need further assistance.
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