Connect to RingLink on Linux
After installing RingLink, you can connect your Linux device to your RingLink network, enabling secure communication with other devices and access to shared resources.
To connect a device, you need an active RingLink account and an existing network. If you haven't created an account, refer to the Quick Start Guide.
Check if RingLink is Running
Before connecting to a network, ensure the RingLink service is running by using the following command:
If the service is running, you should see output similar to this:
If the service isn't running, start it with the following command:
Authenticate with Your RingLink Account
The RingLink client requires you to log in before connecting to a network. Run the following command:
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The command will generate a unique code (e.g.,
TTMJ-XKHC
) and alogin
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Open the link in any browser, and input the code on the webpage.
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If you're not already signed in, you'll be prompted to log in to your RingLink account.
After successful authentication, return to the terminal to proceed.
Select a Tenant and Network
Once authenticated:
- Select the organization (tenant) you want to log in to using the Up and Down arrow keys. Press Enter to confirm.
- A list of available networks will appear. Use the Up and Down keys to navigate, and Space to select one or more networks. Press Enter to connect.
Example:
You can skip connecting to a network during login and connect later.
Connect to Additional Networks
If you skipped connecting to a network during login or want to connect to a newly created network, there's no need to log in again. Use one of the following methods: