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    • Network Node
      • Introduction
      • STEP 1:RENTING A LINUX VPS
      • STEP 2:INSTALLATION OF PUTTY
      • STEP 3:INSTALLATION OF FILEZILLA
      • STEP 4:VPS CONNECTION AND LINUX CONFIGURATION WITH PUTTY (SSH)
      • STEP 5:HOW TO SECURE YOUR VPS
      • STEP 6:USING TMUX THROUGH PUTTY
      • STEP 7:UPLOAD OF THE SWT SOFTWARE WITH FILEZILLA
      • STEP 8:EXTRACT THE SWT SOFTWARE FOLDER
      • STEP 9:RUNNING THE SWT NODE THROUGH TMUX
      • STEP 10:RUNNING THE MONITORING TOOLS
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      • GetContractMethods()
      • ContractValidation()
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      • TransactionPack()
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  • SMART CONTRACTS
    • Creating "Hello-world" Smart Contract
    • Smart Contract Methods
    • Smart Contract Standarts
      • Token Smart Contract
      • Escrow Smart Contract
      • Stable coin Token
  • HOW TO REST API
    • Introduction
    • Retrieve a balance from the blockchain
    • Request a specific transaction from the blockchain
    • Sending Transactions to the SWT Blockchain
    • Validating and deploying a Smart Contract with REST API
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STEP 3:INSTALLATION OF FILEZILLA

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FileZilla is a FTP (File Transfer Protocol) software that you can use through Windows and Mac OS X to upload SWT software node and also download or copy the Public and Private Keys generated when you will have run your SWT node for the first time.

In case you want to install a new version of the SWT node software, you will be able to delete the folder containing the SWT software and then upload a new version if you don’t want to use the Linux command line to delete the SWT folder.

But first thing, you have to download the software and install it.

For Windows (64 bits):

For Mac OS X:

Now that you have a Linux VPS, a SSH client and a SFTP installed on your Windows or Mac, everything is ready to configure your Linux distribution and install your SWT Node.

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