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How to determine the dashd version number of any given masternode?

I've always found MNOwatch to be useful for such tasks, for example, here it is for every eMN,

Evonodes

Dash Evonodes information
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and it's also available for all known clusters.

Classifications

The clusters and individuals in the Dash network
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and finally in aggregate.

DASH User Agents

Dash P2P network user agents
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GrandMasterDash said:
Any ideas?
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Dashninja ?

Random selection of all masternodes (nothing filled in the search fields) :

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Okay, seems you're the author of the crawler. In essence, it prepares a payload and sends to all valid masternodes via nc, but only once a day per node. What if I wanted to do that every hour, too expensive?
 
GrandMasterDash said:
Okay, seems you're the author of the crawler. In essence, it prepares a payload and sends to all valid masternodes via nc, but only once a day per node. What if I wanted to do that every hour, too expensive?
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Most likely. You would need a decent machine, the task is CPU bound.
 
coreykelley said:
To determine the dashd version number of a given masternode, you can use the following command in the Dash Core client:

dash-cli masternode status

Or, if you're checking remotely via the RPC interface, use:

dash-cli getnetworkinfo

The output will include the protocolversion field, which indicates the version of dashd that the masternode is running.
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I think that's just your own masternode. I was looking to determine the version of other masternodes.
 
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