Merge pull request #203 from pbeart/patch-2

Fix minor issues with add_node.md
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* **Name**: a quick identifiable name for the daemon
* **Description**: a long description that is used to help you identify the node.
* **Location**: the location you have the node in. These are configured in the 'Locations' section of the panel and one
must be created before a node can be created. These simply act as categories for Nodes and serve no other purpose at
* **Location**: the location you want the node in. These are configured in the 'Locations' section of the panel and one
must be created before a node can be created. These simply act as categories for nodes and serve no other purpose at
this time.
* **FQDN**: the fully qualified domain name for the node — for example: `node.demon.pterodactyl.io`
* **Communicate over SSL**: if the panel is using SSL the Daemon is required to use SSL as well.
* **Behind Proxy**: if you have the daemon behind a proxy that terminates SSL connections before arriving at the daemon
then this option should be selected. If none of that sentence made sense, this doesn't effect you.
* **Behind Proxy**: if you have the Daemon behind a proxy that terminates SSL connections before arriving at the Daemon
then this option should be selected. If none of that sentence made sense, this doesn't affect you.
* **Server File Directory**: the location on the physical server where the daemon is to store the files the servers
generate. By default this is `/srv/daemon-data`.
@ -29,10 +29,10 @@ Some OVH users regularly have their `/home` folder be the largest filesystem. Yo
`/home/daemon-data` if you are on a default OVH box.
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* **Total Memory**: the total amount of ram the Node should be able to allocate automatically.
* **Memory Overallocate**: the percentage of ram to over-allocate on a Node. For example, if you have set a 10G memory
limit, with a 20% overallocation the Panel will allocate up to 12G of memory on this node in total.
* **Total Disk Space**: the totaly amount of ram the Node should be able to allocate automatically.
* **Total Memory**: the total amount of RAM the node should be able to allocate automatically.
* **Memory Overallocate**: the percentage of RAM to over-allocate on a node. For example, if you have set a 10GB memory
limit, with a 20% overallocation, the Panel will allocate up to 12GB of memory on this node in total.
* **Total Disk Space**: the total amount of disk space the node should be able to allocate automatically.
* **Disk Overallocate**: works the same way as memory overallocation.
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@ -40,10 +40,10 @@ Don't forget to account for OS overhead and other software requirements on machi
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* **Daemon Port**: the port that the Daemon should listen on.
* **Daemon SFTP Port**: the port the daemon sftp-server or standalone SFTP server listen on.
* **Daemon SFTP Port**: the port the Daemon sftp-server or standalone SFTP server should listen on.
## Install the Daemon
At this point you'll need to have the daemon installed on your machine. Check out the [documentation](/daemon/installing.md)
At this point you'll need to have the Daemon installed on your machine. Check out the [documentation](/daemon/installing.md)
for more information, or try one of the community guides for [CentOS](/community/installation-guides/daemon/centos7.md),
[Ubuntu](/community/installation-guides/daemon/ubuntu1804.md), or [Debian](/community/installation-guides/daemon/debian9.md).
@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Go to the Node Configuration page
![](../../../.vuepress/public/community/config/nodes/pterodactyl_add_node_config.png)
Copy and paste the config into the `core.json` folder. (Default location is `/srv/daemon/config/core.json`)
Copy and paste the config into the `core.json` file. (Default location is `/srv/daemon/config/core.json`)
### Auto-Deploy
This will generate a command to run on the node server to configure the daemon for you. (This needs to be run in the `/srv/daemon` folder)
This will generate a command to run on the node server to configure the daemon for you. (This needs to be run in the `/srv/daemon` folder, or `/home/daemon` if you're using the `/home` directory to store the Daemon)