Search results

Thanks for the reply Tante... I'll try setting them up o er the weekend or early next week and see if I can get them going from the one external IP from my PC.

My question seemed to have been missed so I'm reposting it below... If you need further clarification on what I'm asking just let me know. Thanks! So with the hot/cold wallet support will this allow me to now run two local wallet masternodes on the same PC where each local master node is...

Great work Evan and the rest of the team! So with the hot/cold wallet support will this allow me to now run two local wallet mastrnodes on the same PC where each local master node is pointing to a different EC2 remote server? The PC only has one external IP address.

And that would only be available through the ISP or would a VPN help with this? The thing is, I am wanting to run both local QT wallet off the same computer. I thought since the remote server have different IP addresses this would be enough as the IP address of the remote server is what shows up...

Thanks for the info, so changing the port for the second local QT wallet to something different would not work, the ip has to be different from the first local wallet too? In my network, I have 2 computers that are connected via a router. Each computer has its own private IP address obviously...

stupid question here, but i want to setup two MNs with local/remote setup. I have one going, but since the local QT wallet needs to be open for the MN to stay active, do I need to install a second local QT client and have that started for the second MN? If so, can i share the location of the...

anyone find a solution to having the MN still show up in the list on the remote server after shutting down the local QT wallet (after the MN has been started in the QT wallet)? It seems to work fine now until I close my QT wallet...after that, my MN no longer displays in the remote server list.

thanks!

thanks for the info, just one question. Do you generate a new priv key on the local wallet, or do you just add the one generated on the remote server to the local .conf?

well i got it show up finally but then as soon as i close my local QT wallet, it disappeared from the list on the remote server and now I can't get it back on the list on the remote server, even after starting up the local QT wallet...still only shows in the local QT wallet MN list...this is...

same here. I had it working once after update to v10.8, but then I wanted to try with the Elastic IP for my EC2 and even since then, I can no longer get my MN to show up on the remote server list, only shows up in the local QT wallet list. been having this issue since v10.7...

I have tried using the QT wallet in place of darkcoind on my windows for the local/remote server setup. The commands seem to work and my masternode shows in the list on the QT wallet, but I can't see my masternode in the list on the remote server. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?