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STEP 8:EXTRACT THE SWT SOFTWARE FOLDER

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1. Once the SWT node archive is uploaded on /home/swt/, go back to PuTTY and move to the home folder of “SWT” user in order to run those commands, which locates your uploaded SWT archive.

cd /home/swt/
ls

2. Now extract the SWT_Node_linux_x64_ver_4_2.tar.gz file

tar xzvf Linux_Main-4.2.432.0.tgz

Remember that you will surely have to change the SWT software name while you type this command. It must match with your own current SWT file name.

You will get this result:

3. Go into the extracted folder (named 'swtnode') and take a look at the content by typing:

cd swtnode
ls -lrt

Informations in our tutorial screenshots may be slightly differents than informations shown in your screen, depending on the SWT node version you use.

If you want to copy-paste commands, just place your cursor at the right place in the line and make a right-click with your mouse, then press Enter.

Now that everything is in place to run the SWT node, let's go ahead!