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Make sure that your user can run docker without sudo:
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### Installing the software
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```bash
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### Customize the node
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-`enableDelegatedHarvestersAutoDetection`: Define whether you want to allow _persistent_ delegated harvesting.
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:warning: If you put sensitive information (i.e. private keys) in this file, please remind yourself to *remove it* after the node is configured and is ready to be run. We will make sure to point out at which point you can *clean* the custom configuration preset.
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:warning: If you put sensitive information in this file, please remind yourself to *remove it* after the node is configured and is ready to be run. We will make sure to point out at which point you can *clean* the custom configuration preset.
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### Setup your node
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After you customized the node experience, you can now actually prepare the configuration of your network node. First we'll need to pick a so-called *network preset*, a *target* folder, an *assembly* and optionally specify a *custom configuration preset*.
In the above, make sure to pick a network preset that is either `mainnet` for Symbol Mainnet, `testnet` for Symbol Testnet or `dhealth` for DHealth Public Network. Also choose one of the assemblies with the following descripions:
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Following console output is an example after a successful **yourdlt config** execution:
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In the above make sure to replace `node` by the folder name you created using the *config* command just before. If you copy/pasted the command name from above, you can leave `node` here.
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Following console output is an example after a successful **yourdlt compose** execution:
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Note that in the following command, we use the `-d` command line argument to denote a *detached* execution, this starts the node *in a background process*. To get information about your node, please use `docker ps` after running the following command:
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