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# Getting Started
## Welcome to the Clore.ai server hosting guide!
If you’re looking to start earning by hosting your servers on Clore.ai, you’ve come to the right place! This manual will guide you through all the key steps—from initial setup to revenue optimization. You’ll learn how to properly connect your server, set up rentals, and ensure its stable performance.
## Here’s what you’ll find in this guide:
1\. Setting Up Your Server for Rentals: A step-by-step walkthrough on connecting your server to the platform with a single install command (Stable, Beta, and Legacy installer channels), making it available for rent, including HiveOS integration, mass onboarding for whole fleets, and overclocking profile setup.
2\. Calculating and Setting Rental Prices: Practical guidance on determining rental rates based on mining profitability or use in complex tasks, such as AI processing. We’ll explain how to set an effective price and configure automatic updates.
3\. Managing Rentals: Learn how to set up a Telegram bot for real-time rental status notifications and server monitoring.
4\. Reinstallation and Saving Settings: Simple and reliable methods for reinstalling drivers and retaining previous tokens if you need to update the system.
5\. Earning Bonuses on Clore: An overview of the POH and MFP systems—key tools for boosting profitability and earning bonuses, including how to set up your servers for extra earnings.
## Clore.ai opens new possibilities for GPU server owners: our guide will help you connect, configure, and maximize your server’s potential for a stable income.
Ready to get started? Follow the steps in our guide and take the first step toward earning with Clore.ai!
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