Installation
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Network connection (Ethernet or WiFi)
Power supply for Energy Agent
You first need to identify the IP Address for your Energy Agent via you local network.
Using your router's admin interface:
Look for connected devices
Find the device named "recomputer", "r1000" or similar
Once identified, set the Energy Agent to a static IP on the Network
Once identified you need to ssh to the Energy Agent:
open up a terminal
Enter the SSH command:
ssh recomputer@<YOUR_DEVICE_IP>
and hit Enter
On first connection, you'll see a security prompt about the host's authenticity:
The authenticity of host '<IP>' can't be established... Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])?
Type "yes" and press Enter
When prompted for password, enter:
12345678
For security purposes, it's strongly recommended to change the default password immediately after first login.
Run the password change command:
sudo passwd
Once connected via ssh maneuver to a desired directory to run the following 3 commands:
Confirm with Enter
Confirm with Enter
Confirm with Enter
The above commands will download an installation script that executes the following tasks:
a) Updates your system
b) Installs docker
c) Downloads the latest docker-compose file
d) Loads the docker-compose file and starts the Energy Agent and its dependencies
The EnergyAgent appears on the device's IP at port 2138 per default. In a browser, open up <YOUR_DEVICE_IP>:2138 example: 192.168.1.100:2138
The TrustWallet comes pre-provisioned and attested to be used on the mainnet. However, the EnergyAgnt needs a set of unique keys before connecting to the mainnet, so the TrustWallet needs to be configured. Within the TrustWallet menu (select Trust Wallet Icon on the left), then click Create Mnemonic.
Click Create Mnemonic a second time to generate your Mnemonic Phrase.
Please write down and store the resulting mnemonic phrase in a safe and private place. It's the only way to recover your funds if necessary.
The machine attestation process to register EnergyAgent on the chain is free. However, the chain must know about your account in advance to accept signed transactions. That's why the account needs to be created after the TrustWallet is initialized. Select Trust Wallet Icon on the left. Then select Create Account. And then hit Create Account a second time.
Please wait for a successful response. Retry if the requests aren't successful.
The initial RDDL Network interaction can be broken down into the following aspects.
Both can be accessed via the RDDL Network Icon on the left side of the screen.
Before attesting your Machine please change the Machine Name and Additional Information (must be data filled) to something private.
The page will initially show:
The address on planetmint
an initial balance of 1 plmnt
a sequence number of 0
a non-existing attestation
Then click Attest Machine which will create and broadcast a machine attestation transaction on Planetmint. Then Select NOTARIZE.
Notarization requests can be issued by clicking the Notarize button on the RDDL Network page.
The MQTT Config page enables connecting to SMDs.
Enter the local IP, the default port 1883, or any other MQTT service used with the SMD's
Select Energy Agent MQTT
The local MQTT service comes without a user/password per default. This can of course be changed.
Select Start Agent button on the upper right side. The Energy Agent will start notarizing periodically after clicking the Start Agent.
The client's default configuration should be sufficient to start working on this set-up guide. The gives an overview of the environment variables that can be adjusted.
The Logline will contain an error message or the transaction ID of the transaction being created and broadcasted. The transaction ID can be inspected on the after the next block consensus which happens every 24 seconds.
