FAQ
Frequently asked questions and answers
Here are some frequently asked questions about running a Nesa node. If you have further questions, feel free to join the Nesa Discord for additional support.
1. What is a moniker, and why do I need one?
A moniker is a unique name for your node. It helps identify your node within the Nesa network and can be chosen during the setup process.
2. What types of nodes can I set up?
You can set up the following types of nodes:
Validator: Participates in the consensus process, validating transactions and blocks. Requires more computational power and stability.
Miner: Processes transactions and adds blocks to the blockchain. Can be set up as distributed or non-distributed miners.
3. How do I obtain a Hugging Face API token?
To get a Hugging Face API token, follow the instructions here. This token is necessary for interacting with certain Nesa features.
4. Do I need Docker installed to run a Nesa node?
Yes, Docker is required. Follow the installation guide for your operating system:
5. What should I do if the script fails to download or execute?
Ensure you have a stable internet connection and curl installed on your system. Verify curl installation with:
Linux/macOS:
Windows: Open Command Prompt and run:
If not installed, follow the curl windows home page.
6. How can I check if I have administrative rights?
Linux/macOS: Open a terminal and run:
Windows: Open Command Prompt and run:
By following these FAQs, you should be able to troubleshoot and set up your Nesa node effectively.
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