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When using the eRTIS device in a synchronized network setup, the device should be configured correctly.
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This means enabling the RTIS Client software service so it can connect to the RTIS Server of the [RTIS Network](https://cosysgit.uantwerpen.be/rtis-software/rtisnetwork/-/wikis/home).
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## Starting & Enabling RTIS Client
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The RTIS Client service is disabled by default to not interfere with other usage of the device.
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To start the RTIS Client service run from a SSH connected terminal (learn how to connect over SSH [here](https://cosysgit.uantwerpen.be/rtis-software/ertissoftwareusageguide/-/wikis/Initial-Connection-&-Network-Setup)):
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sudo systemctl start rtisclient.service
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To make sure the RTIS Client is always enabled by default on boot, you can enable the service as well with
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```bash
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sudo systemctl enable rtisclient.service
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sudo systemctl start rtisclient.service
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## Stopping & Disabling RTIS Client
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To stop the RTIS Client you can run
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```bash
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sudo systemctl stop rtisclient.service
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If you previously enabled the RTIS Client to be enabled by default, you can stop and disable it with:
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sudo systemctl stop rtisclient.service
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## Debugging RTIS Client
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To look into potential issues with the RTIS Client you can find the logs in the `/home/cosyslab/rtis-software/rtisnetwork/Logs` folder. For live output of the RTIS Client service, you can use the following command:
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