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A good practice for security would be to close all the ports on your system and then open only the required ports. Below is the list of ports to be opened:
Execution client: 30303 tcp/udp
Lighthouse: 9001 tcp/udp
Prysm: 13000 tcp and 12000 udp
Change directory to home directory using the command: cd ~
Note: Please avoid running the commands directly from the root. Always run it from a user. Follow the below steps to exit If your terminal is running from root
Use the exit
command to come out of root user and then
Use cd ~
command to change the directory to home directory.
Create a new directory using mkdir ~/bin
command
To manage your node, you will need Stader CLI (command-line interface). Download stader CLI using the commands provided in the below doc for your respective system architecture.
Unique checksums for verification and added security
Verify the checksums using the following command: sha256sum ~/bin/stader-cli
To check if Wget is present on your system run the command: wget --version
You will see the version details if the tools is installed
You will see “command not found: wget” prompt if the tool is not installed.
Installing wget on MacOS
Run the command and download brew: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh>)"
Install wget using the command: brew install wget
Installing wget on Debian based systems like Ubuntu
Run the command and install wget sudo apt-get install wget -y
Run this command chmod +x ~/bin/stader-cli
to give permission to run the downloaded application
After a successful restart of the terminal run the command ~/bin/stader-cli --version
to verify if the application was downloaded and running perfectly. A perfect download will display the latest CLI version.
Latest CLI version: v1.6.3
Wget link AMD64(Linux): wget
-O ~/bin/stader-cli
Wget link ARM64(Linux): wget
-O ~/bin/stader-cli
Wget link (MacOS - Intel): wget
-O ~/bin/stader-cli
Wget link (MacOS - M1): wget
-O ~/bin/stader-cli