Linux
The Zenon Alphanet (Phase 0) binaries are available for Linux, macOS and Windows x86_64 CPU architecture operating systems.
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
was used for this tutorial.
1. Download the Binaries
Download znnd
, znn-cli
and znn-controller
from their respective GitHub repos. Please note that znn-controller
is only available for Linux at the moment.
2. Verification (depreciated)
Import the Zenon Testnet PGP key from hkps.pool.sks-keyservers.net
If you don't have gpg
installed, please use sudo apt install gnupg
Verify the signature. The same command can be used on macOS:
3. Start the Node Daemon
If you are on a Linux machine, use the znn-controller
option 1) Deploy
:
Otherwise use:
4. Verify Node RPC Communication
Inspect the config.json
file using your favorite text editor.
Navigate to ~/.znn/config.json
.
Check if the http
, websocket
entries are enabled (true
). By default, all Endpoints
are public.
The default HTTPPort
is 35997
and WSPort
is 35998
.
You can also disable the RPC communication via znn-cli
:
5. Generate a ZNN Alphanet Address (optional)
6. Check for Pending Funds (optional)
If you have pending funds you should see messages like these:
7. Receive the Pending Funds (optional)
In order to receive the ZNN you need to issue the command receive
with the corresponding hash:
If you don't have Plasma, you'll need to generate it via PoW, please wait.
Similarly, you'll receive the QSR by issuing the command receive
with the corresponding hash:
8. Check Your Balance (optional)
9. Deploy a Pillar, Sentinel or Full Node
Follow these Node Deployment instructions to deploy a Pillar or Sentinel.
10. Stop the Node Daemon
You can use the stop command from znn-cli
if znnd
is located at the same working directory:
If you deployed via znn-controller
please use option 4 (Stop service)
Otherwise use:
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