Aethir
  • Executive Summary
  • Aethir Introduction
    • Key Features
    • Aethir Token ($ATH)
    • Important Links
    • FAQ
  • Aethir Network
    • The Container
      • Staking and Rewards
    • The Checker
      • Proof of Capacity and Delivery
    • The Indexer
    • Session Dynamics
    • Service Fees
  • Aethir Tokenomics
    • Token Overview
    • Token Distribution of Aethir
    • Token Vesting
    • ATH Token’s Utility & Purpose
    • Compute Rewards
    • Compute Reward Emissions
    • ATH Circulating Supply
    • Complete KYC Verfication
  • Aethir Staking
    • Staking User How-to Guide
    • Staking Key Information
    • Staking Pools Emission Schedule for ATH
  • Aethir Ecosystem
    • CARV Rewards for Aethir Gaming Pool Stakers
  • Aethir Governance
    • Aethir Foundation Bylaws
  • Checker Guide
    • What is the Checker Node
      • How do Checker Nodes Work
      • What is the Checker Node License (NFT)
    • How to Purchase Checker Nodes
      • How to purchase using Arbiscan
      • Checker Node Sale Dynamics
        • Node Purchase Caps
        • Smart Contract Addresses
      • FAQ
        • General
        • Node Sale Tiers & Whitelists
        • User Discounts & Referrals
    • How to Manage Checker Nodes
      • Quick Start
      • Connect Wallet
      • Delegate & Undelegate
        • Virtual Private Servers (VPS) and Node-as-a-Service (NaaS) Provider
      • View Rewards
      • Claim & Withdraw
      • Dashboard
      • FAQ
      • API for Querying License Rewards
    • How to Run Checker Nodes
      • What is a Checker Node Client
        • Who can run a Checker Node Client
        • What is the hardware requirements for running Checker Node Client
        • The Relationship between Checker License Owner and Checker Node Operator
      • Quick Start
      • Install & Update
      • Create or Import a Burner Wallet
      • Export Burner Wallet
      • View License Status
      • Accept/Deny Pending Delegations & Undelegate
      • Set Capacity Limit
      • FAQ
      • API for Querying Client Status
    • Operator Portal
      • Connect Wallet
      • Manage Burner Wallets
      • View Rewards
      • View License Status
      • FAQ
    • Support
    • Release Notes
      • July 5, 2024
      • July 8, 2024
      • July 9, 2024
      • July 12, 2024
      • July 17, 2024
      • July 25, 2024
      • August 5, 2024
      • August 9, 2024
      • August 28, 2024
      • October 8, 2024
      • October 11, 2024
      • November 4, 2024
      • November 15, 2024
      • November 28, 2024
      • December 10, 2024
      • January 14, 2025
      • April 7, 2025
  • Staking and Rewards for Cloud Host (Compute Providers)
    • Staking as a Cloud Host
    • Rewards For Cloud Host
    • Service Fees
    • Slashing Mechanism
    • Key Terms and Concepts
    • K Value Table
    • Acquiring ATH for Cloud Host Staking
    • Bridging ATH for Cloud Host Staking (ETH to ARB)
  • Aethir Cloud Host Guide
    • Role of a Cloud Host
    • Why Provide GPU Compute on Aethir
    • What is Aethir Earth (AI)
      • Operational Requirements (Aethir Earth)
    • What is Aethir Atmosphere (Cloud Gaming)
    • How to Provide GPU Compute
      • Manage Your ATH Rewards (Wallet)
      • How to Provide Aethir Earth (AI)
      • How to Provide Aethir Atmosphere (Cloud Gaming)
    • Miscellaneous
      • Manage Orders
      • System Events
  • Aethir Cloud Customer Guide
    • What is Aethir Cloud
      • Aethir Earth Service Guide
    • Why Use Aethir Cloud
    • Dashboard
    • How to Rent an Aethir Earth Server
    • How to Deploy Your Game on Aethir Atmosphere
      • Add Game and Versions
      • Deploy(On-Demand)
      • Deploy(Reserved)
    • Manage Your Wallet
    • Miscellaneous
      • Manage Orders
  • Aethir Ecosystem Fund
  • Users & Community
    • User Portal (UP) Guide
  • Protocol Roadmap
  • Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
    • Aethir General Terms of Service
    • Aethir Staking Terms of Service
    • Airdrop Terms of Service
  • Whitepaper
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  • Checker Nodes Explained
    • What is a Checker Node
      • How do Checker Nodes Work
      • What is the Checker Node License (NFT)
      • Virtual Private Servers (VPS) and Node-as-a-Service (NaaS) Provider
    • What is a Checker Node Client
      • Who can run a Checker Node Client
      • What is the hardware requirements for running Checker Node Client
      • How can a Checker Node Client earn rewards
      • Can I operate multiple licenses on a single machine
    • Delegation
      • What is NFT Owner and User
      • Can I transfer my Checker Node License (NFT)
      • What is a burner wallet
      • What is the relationship between Owner wallet and Burner wallet
    • Claim rewards
      • What is the relationship between Claim and Withdraw
      • Do I need to KYC
    • Checker Node Sale Dynamics
      • Node Purchase Caps
      • Smart Contract Addresses
    • How to Purchase Node
      • How to purchase using Arbiscan
    • FAQ
      • General
      • Node Sale Tiers & Whitelists
      • User Discounts & Referrals
    • How to run Checker Node?
      • Checker Owner Portal Guide
      • Checker Client Linux CLI Guide
      • Checker Client Windows GUI Guide
      • How to Install & Update Checker Client
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  1. Checker Guide
  2. How to Run Checker Nodes

Set Capacity Limit

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Last updated 2 months ago

The capacity limit is the maximum number of Checker Nodes allowed to run on your client. The default value is 100, but you can configure your own capacity limit from 1 to 100.

Please note that there are for the machine, which scale linearly with the number of nodes running.

Set Capacity Limit

Linux CLI

Please note that it is a prerequisite to use this command that the at least one node owner has to this burner wallet address.

Set capacity: aethir setting capacity [value]

Check current capacity: aethir setting capacity get

Windows GUI

You can adjust your capacity limit on the Settings tab or via the quick link on your Dashboard.

Test Maximum Capacity

The Test Capacity tool calculates your machine’s daily task capacity and recommends the ideal number of licenses to bind. It generally takes 5–20 minutes to generate the results.

Note: Exceeding the recommended capacity will lead to inability to complete tasks assigned, affecting your rewards.

Linux CLI

Run Test Capacity: aethir test capacity

Check Test Results: aethir test capacity get

Windows GUI

Navigate to the Settings tab or use the Dashboard quick link to start the test.

Follow prompts and view results once the test completes.

This feature is not yet available! Stay tuned to our for updates!

Please note that it is a prerequisite to use this command that the at least one node owner has to this burner wallet address.

release notes
minimum resource requirements
Checker Client - Settings
initiates the delegation process
initiates the delegation process