How to Provide Aethir Earth (AI)
To participate in Aethir Cloud, Cloud Hosts must onboard their GPU servers by registering them to the platform and staking ATH tokens.
Register Servers
Before you begin, make sure your servers meet all Operation Requirements, including the Approved GPU Server Locations and Server Specifications Requirements. Contact Support if you need special considerations.
How to Register
Go to Aethir Earth > Servers.
Click Add New Server.
Copy the Setup Script provided (linked to your Host account).
Replace the placeholder name "Aethir" at the end of the script with a custom name - preferably the server's MAC address (use hyphens for readability).
Run the script on the target server(s).
Return to the portal and click Refresh to see the imported servers.
Verify Server Details
Check that the Public Ingress IP and Port are correct. Incorrect info may result in Slashing penalties.
Select the correct Spec Type. If it’s missing from the dropdown, contact Support.
To remove a server, click Remove. Refresh the page to undo the action if needed.
Confirm and Add
Click Confirm and Add to complete the onboarding. You will be redirected to the Server List page. The onboarded servers will be shown as Checking for machine verification—this may take up to 24 hours.
Stake Servers
Once your servers pass verification, their status changes to Waiting for Staking.
Make sure the hardware is final—any changes will require re-onboarding and re-staking.
How to Stake
Go to Aethir Earth > Servers.
Aethir Earth - Servers in Waiting for Staking Click Stake next to the server you want to activate.
Review the details and click Approve.
Aethir Earth - Stake Server Sign the transaction in your crypto wallet.
You must use the same wallet for all future transactions. Ensure you’ve selected the correct one before signing.
Once staked, your servers become active and start earning based on their computational performance and uptime stability.
How to Unstake
Go to Aethir Earth > Servers.
Click Unstake next to the server you want to deactivate.
Review the details and click Approve.
Sign the transaction in your crypto wallet.
Manage Servers
After your servers are onboarded, you can monitor and manage them through the Servers page. This includes tracking their status, performance, and configuration.
Server Status
Each server displays a status reflecting its onboarding stage and health:
Confirming Specification
Setup script executed. Awaiting user confirmation of IP, port, and server specs.
Checking
Server details confirmed. Platform is verifying accessibility and configuration.
Waiting for Staking
Server passed verification. Awaiting user staking.
In Service
Server successfully onboarded. No further action needed.
Offline
Server is currently unreachable.
Server Details
Click Details next to any server to view full configuration info.
You can edit the Server Name. If not updated, it defaults to the Server ID.
IP address changes are allowed only if the server is not in an active rental. Contact Support to make changes.
Changing the MAC address (e.g., by adding or swapping the NIC) will generate a new Server ID, requiring re-onboarding and re-staking.
Modify or Maintain Servers
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