# PhoenixNode Registration and Startup Process

## I. Registering for an account(If you already have a SkyNet account, you can skip this step) <a href="#i.-registering-for-an-account" id="i.-registering-for-an-account"></a>

### Step 1: Visit Phoenix SkyNet <a href="#step-1-visit-phoenix" id="step-1-visit-phoenix"></a>

Visit the official Phoenix SkyNet website at <https://skynet.phoenix.global/>

### Step 2: Register <a href="#step-2-register" id="step-2-register"></a>

Click on the "Login" button on the top right corner, then select "Sign Up".

### Step 3: Email and Password <a href="#step-3-email-and-password" id="step-3-email-and-password"></a>

Provide a valid email address and create a strong password for your account. Keep this password secure.

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### Step 4: Verify Email

Phoenix SkyNet will send a verification email to the address you provided.

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## II. Activate your device

Start the device and connect it to the network. The administrator password for the device is **blueberry**. To find the device IP, log in to your router's management panel and locate the device's current IP address. Once identified, visit http\://{deviceip}:9999/ in your browser to enter the management panel. Click "Activate" to activate the device. (For example, if the device is connected to the network with an intranet IP of 192.168.1.156, visit <http://192.168.1.156:9999/> to enter the activation page.) (You can also open a browser on the device and visit <http://127.0.0.1:9999>.)

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## III. System login

Log in to your Phoenix SkyNet account.

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## IV. Launch PhoenixNode mining program

Go to "Machine Registration" panel, input machine name and click "Register".

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Your key value will be filled in automatically. The "Start" button will turn to green and become clickable.

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Click "Start" to start the PhoenixNode mining program.

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## V. Notes&#x20;

1.If you change the node key or name on Skynet, you need to update the node key or name in the phoenixNodeData.json file located in the /home/blueberry/workspace directory on the node device accordingly. You can access the /home/blueberry/workspace directory by connecting to your node device via SSH. The SSH username and password are both blueberry. Alternatively, you can open a terminal directly on the node device and navigate to the /home/blueberry/workspace directory.

2.If your node has been offline for a long time or its mining revenue has not increased, please first check the situation mentioned in point 1 above. If the issue in point 1 has been ruled out, it is possible that the mining program on your node device is stuck. In this case, you can try restarting the node device.


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