# For Ubuntu / Mac User

:tv: Follow the video for detailed guidance

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* Open your terminal and run the following command to run the Connection.sh:&#x20;

```
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/launchnodes/ValidatorNodeProduct/main/Scripts/Connection.sh)
```

* In the *“Enter .pem file path”,* and Drag and drop the .pem file into the terminal and press enter.&#x20;
* In the *“Enter the Validator key zip file path”*, and Drag and drop the validator\_keys.zip file into the terminal and press enter.&#x20;
* In the *“Enter AWS public IPv4 and external DNS hostname: ”,* enter your public IPv4 and external DNS hostname. For example,&#x20;

&#x20;                    &#x20;**&#x20;`ec2-user@ec2-xxx-x-xxx-xx.compute-1.amazonaws.com`**

**Note:** Steps to find public IPv4 and external DNS hostname.&#x20;

1. Go to the [stack](https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/) you have created(*“cluster-creation-stack”*)&#x20;
2. In the output section you’ll find the IPv4 and external DNS hostname, as mentioned above

* Now the terminal will ask Are you sure you want to continue connecting, type “yes” and press enter. Now you will be logged into your linux terminal.&#x20;
* Now, enter the following command for wallet creation and importing.&#x20;

```
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/launchnodes/ValidatorNodeProduct/main/Scripts/TekuValidator.sh)
```

* Now, enter the number of validator nodes.
* &#x20;When prompted "Enter the validator\_keys password:", enter your validator keys password (enter the same password that you have set at the time of key creation and press enter). As you are typing/pasting the password in terminal It'll not be visible to you but It's getting typed in the backend.
* Now you should be able to see "Happy Staking, from Launchnodes..." on your screen. This means that it was successful.

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Service Creation Stack will create Task Definition for Validator Gateway Service and Validator Service, it will also run the services for Validator Gateway Service and Validator.
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