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The system requirements for Nillion Verifier are quite low, here is an example of the system characteristics on which the launch of the node was tested.
Additional requirements
~10-30 minutes
Note. The attacker will store the credentials in a file called credentials.json in the created folder. If you lose this file, you will lose access to the accuser's keys/address.
Create a wallet in Keplr, or use an existing one.
Add Nillion Testnet to your wallet -
Copy your Nillion address.
After that, proceed to install Nillion Verifier.
1- Pull docker images
2- Create folder
3- Initialize verifier
This outputs registration details.
accound_id: Nillion address of the accuser
public_key: Public Key of the accuser
Save this data, we will use it later.
Select Verifier
Select Set up for Linux
Select "5.Initialising the verifier.
If everything is fine, you will see the following inscription.
If you have an error, you may have to wait 10-30 minutes, then try again.
After you have requested tokens to your Keplr wallet address, verified the node in step 5, wait for some time 30-60 minutes, and proceed to the next step.
Now run your verifier:
Your verifier is now running. It pause for a cool down period before starting to challenge secrets.
Note. The attacker will store the credentials in a file called credentials.json in the created folder. If you lose this file, you will lose access to the accuser's keys/address.
You also have the option to stake ETH Mainnet to increase your rewards.
You can check the operation of the node and find useful commands in the Useful command section.
Request test tokens to your address -
Go back to , select Verified โ Set up for Linux and go to step 5. Initialize the accuser.
Request test tokens from the , to your address "Verifier account id"
Let's go back to the where you will see something like this in front of you.
Full (Recommended)
4 vCPU
6 GB
100GB SSD
v1.0.1
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