Once prerequisites are installed, proceed to register your machine with the network.
Visit your Dispersed console to generate a secret and public key as these will be requested on first run and then saved in the registry for subsequent runs.
On all platforms you can provide them via env vars “DISNET_PUBKEY” and “DISNET_SECRET”, commandline —pubkey and —secretkey or config file (dotfile)
- Windows: AppData\Roaming\Otoy\config
- * Linux: ~/.Otoy/config
- * MacOS: ~/.Otoy/config
PUBKEY=************
SECRET=************
Note: Starting from v1.8.1 the config location was updated. The folder name was changed from ~/.otoy to ~/.Otoy on Linux and macOS, and the config file (dotfile) was renamed from zernet to config.
1. Download disNet
Download disNet from the Dispersed Console or contact support for access.2. Run Registration
Navigate to the directory with the disNet client binary and register using your API Key:2.1 Find and navigate to the disNet client binary:cd /path/to/folder/with/disNet
./disNet --register --pubkey pk_your_public_key --secretkey sk_your_secret_key
Registration successful. Node UUID: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
3. Start the disNet client
After registration, start the client normally:./disNet --pubkey pk_your_public_key --secretkey sk_your_secret_key
You only need the --register flag on first run. After that, just use --pubkey and --secretkey.
1. Download disNet
Download disNet from the Dispersed Console or contact support for access.2. Run disNet
Registration on windows is done automatically. Simply double click disNet.exe, on first run a dialog box will ask for your pubkey and secretkey, this will be saved and used in subsequent runs.disNet can also be run from the commandline in the same way as the Linux version is, this is useful if you want to specify a quota.You should be able to see your node on the Dispersed Console > Dashboard
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Solution |
|---|
nvidia-smi not found | Install NVIDIA drivers |
| Docker permission denied | Run with sudo or add user to docker group |
| Container can’t access GPU | Verify nvidia-container-toolkit installation |
| Node not appearing in Console | Check network connectivity and API key validity |
