OpenVector
  • OpenVector
  • Introduction
    • Our Thesis
    • Our Solution
    • Other Approaches
    • Benchmarks
  • Network Architecture
    • Overview
    • Networking
    • Deploy Compute Node
    • Deploy CoFHE Node
    • Deploy Client Node
  • Quick start
    • Overview
    • Setting up Client Node
    • Encrypting Data
    • Tensor Multiplication
    • Decrypting the Ouput
    • Verifying the Output
    • Running the Program
  • Tutorials
    • Building MLP Block
  • Use Cases
    • Confidential LLM Inference
    • Training on Encrypted Data
    • Vector Search on Encrypted Data
    • Encrypted Data Access Control
  • API references
    • CryptoSystem Interface
    • ClientNode Class
    • ComputeRequest Class
    • ComputeResponse Class
  • PYTHON API REFERENCES
    • Overview
    • Tensor
    • nn.Module
    • nn.Functional
  • Contribution
    • Call for Research
    • CoFHE Library
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Deploy Client Node

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To deploy a client, execute the node program using the command-line option client_node, specifying your desired IP address and port number for listening. Additionally, provide the IP address and port number of the setup node as the final two arguments. The command syntax is as follows:

./node client_node <your_ip> <your_port> <setup_node_ip> <setup_node_port>

It is important to note that the client does not currently listen on any port; however, this behaviour may be modified in future iterations to enable a push-based communication mechanism.

The client node also require server.pem , this must be located in the current working directory. Note 1 - This client node sends a simple request, generally you will want to customize this, see the Tutorials section for the same. Note 2 - The node program is available in examples directory of , follow the build steps specified in the readme of repository, latter we will also provide already built binaries for the same for popular platforms.

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