Monetize your computer's storage now!

• What is DeNet?
• Installation Process
  • DeNode Manager Desktop
  • DeNode Manager Web
  • Command Line Interface (CLI) Node
• Supported Platforms
• DeNode Manager Web vs Desktop
• Guides

DeNet is a decentralized data storage protocol that unlocks the global potential of unused storage. It connects storage providers with those in need of sovereign decentralized storage.

1. Get a Datakeeper's license
2. Install special software on your computer
3. Connect to the DeNet network and share your disk space
4. Store user and business data
5. Get rewarded directly from storage users

More details about requirements can be found here

💽 Datakeepers offer their unused storage space to DeNet Storage users, creating mutually beneficial conditions for all without any intermediaries. By utilizing the DeNet Storage Protocol, users pay for the storage they need, while Datakeepers are rewarded for the storage they provide.

Step 1: Make sure that your setup meets the requirements
Step 2: Choose the installation option that better suits you

• Best for: Desktop users, beginners, easy management
• Features: Graphical interface for node management
• Installation: Available for Windows, MacOS, and Linux desktop versions
• Management: Intuitive GUI with real-time monitoring
• Beginner-friendly: Ideal for users who prefer visual interfaces and point-and-click operations

💡 Tip: For detailed platform-specific installation instructions, see:

• Windows
• Linux
• MacOS

• Best for: Server environments, headless systems, advanced users, and desktop users who want a lightweight solution
• Features: Web-based interface accessible through browser, suitable for servers without GUI
• Installation: Available for all supported platforms with additional setup steps for server environments
• Management: Accessible through web browser at http://localhost:1111
• Beginner-friendly: Requires basic terminal knowledge for initial setup

⚠️ Important: DeNode Manager Web is suitable for server operating systems (Ubuntu Server, CentOS, etc.) and can be installed on any platform with proper setup. For server environments, additional configuration may be required.

💡 Tip: For platform-specific instructions, see:

• Windows
• Linux
• MacOS

• Best for: Server environments, headless systems, advanced users
• Features: Full functionality via terminal commands
• Installation: Available for all supported platforms
• Management: Requires manual configuration and monitoring
• Beginner-friendly: Not recommended for users unfamiliar with terminal operations

💡 Tip: For detailed platform-specific installation instructions, see:

• Windows
• Linux
• MacOS

DeNet Datakeeper Nodes can be installed on various operating systems depending on your needs and technical requirements:

📝 Note: The DeNet Datakeeper Node CLI is distributed as a standalone binary file without any installation package. Just download the appropriate binary for your system

📝 Note: The DeNet Datakeeper Node CLI is distributed as a standalone binary file without any installation package. Just download the appropriate binary for your system.

⚠️ Important: DeNode Manager Desktop is not available for server operating systems (Ubuntu Server, CentOS, etc.) due to lack of GUI support.

💡 Tip: Use the DeNode Manager Desktop download page at https://node.denet.app/ to conveniently download the specific application version.

📝 Note: DeNode Manager Web is distributed as a zip or msi file that requires additional setup steps compared to DeNode Manager Desktop. It's suitable for both desktop and server environments.

When downloading the DeNet Node Binary Build, it's important to select the version that matches your computer's processor architecture:

• x86_64 (also called AMD64): This is the most common architecture for Intel and AMD processors used in most desktops and laptops
• ARM64 (also called AArch64): This is used by Apple Silicon (M1, M2, etc.) Macs and some ARM-based Linux devices

To determine your system architecture:

On MacOS:

1. Click the Apple menu and select "About This Mac"
2. Click "More info..."
3. Look for "Chip" or "Processor" - if it says "Apple M1", "Apple M2", etc., you have ARM64; otherwise, you have x86_64

On Linux:

1. Open a terminal and run: uname -m
2. If it shows x86_64, you have x86_64 architecture
3. If it shows aarch64, you have ARM64 architecture

• DEB packages (ending in .deb) are used for Debian, Ubuntu, and other Debian-based Linux distributions

  • Install with: sudo dpkg -i package.deb then sudo apt install -f

• RPM packages (ending in .rpm) are used for Red Hat, Fedora, CentOS, and other RPM-based Linux distributions

  • Install with: sudo rpm -ivh package.rpm

💡 Tip: If you're unsure what Linux distribution you're using, run cat /etc/os-release in your terminal to find out.

📝 Note: The DeNode Manager Web is ideal for server environments where GUI support is not available, while DeNode Manager Desktop provides a more user-friendly experience for desktop users.

• DeNode CLI
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • macOS
• DeNode Manager Desktop
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • macOS
• DeNode Manager Web
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • macOS

• Configuring DeNode CLI
• Configuring DeNode Manager

• DeNode CLI Commands
• Disks Management
• License Management
• Monitoring

• Public IP
• Port Forwarding & DDNS
• SSH Tunnel

• Requirements
• FAQ