NODEs app Explainer

NODEs app section provides a comprehensive management solution for all aspects related to NODEs. It enables users to monitor, configure, and control their NODEs efficiently, ensuring optimal performance and seamless integration into their network. Whether you're looking to update settings, review performance analytics, or manage connections, this app centralizes all NODE-related tasks into one user-friendly interface, making it easier than ever to maintain and optimize your digital infrastructure.

To access all the features, it is necessary to login to Launcher

✔️ NODEs app section is located at the bottom of the left panel

✔️ NODEs dashboard

This section shows the types of NODEs that you possess (iNODE or ggNODE)

✔️ NODEs on Launcher

This panel is exclusively for NODE holders. If you don't have any licenses yet, you can purchase them through our website

You will need to add the 🔑 License Key to see the NODEs on the dashboard.

You can find 🔑 License Key here in your Licenses panel in MPRO Lab back office

Once your license has been added, you will be able to view this panel.

This column displays all your NODEs. Each NODE can have a unique name generated by the user.

NODE status color explanation:

GREEN - your NODE is working

RED - your NODE is not working

GREY - your NODE is not activated and is not working

✔️ Please use ➕ to add another NODE to this list

You will need to add the 🔑 License Key.

You can find 🔑 License Key here in your Licenses panel in MPRO Lab back office

✔️ Please slide this shifter to turn ON and OFF your NODEs.

GREEN - your NODE is working

RED - your NODE is not working

✔️ Settings - Please select 3 dots

⚙️ Show details

This section show detail about selected NODE

This column displays NODE number and NODE name (if it has any). Each NODE can have a unique name generated by the user.

Active log

This column shows your IP. IP stands for Internet Protocol. It is an address used in computer networks that identifies and enables communication between devices connected to the internet. Each device on a network, such as a computer, phone, or router, needs to have its own unique IP address to transmit and receive data over the internet.

⚙️ Terminate