Set your own RPC
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4core CPU
8GB RAM
30GB free disk space
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Download the latest corresponding binary installation file according to your operating system.
Windows
Unzip the binary file, and enter the unzipped directory. Double-click the kaspa-ng.exe file to start the node.
Macos-arm64
Unzip the binary file, and enter the unzipped directory. Double-click the kaspa-ng file to start the node.
Re-double-click the kaspa-ng file to start the node.
Linux distributions that support the deb application format
Please wait for data synchronization to finish. During this process, you can see the detailed synchronization process through the logs tab. If you look carefully, you can see the wrpc port we will use next.
The process is complete when the status bar at the bottom becomes as shown below.
Download the corresponding binary installation file according to your operating system.
Unzip the binary file, and enter the unzipped directory. Execute the following command on the console to start the node and keep the console window open to wait for the data synchronization to complete.
Note: For more command options, run kaspad --help. In particular, when --rpclisten-borsh=public, the rpc can be used by other devices.
Windows
Macos-arm64
The first time you run it, you need to make some security-related settings as shown below.
Re-execute the following command on the console.
Linux
Data synchronization takes approximately half an hour to one and a half hours, depending on your network and computer configuration. And when you see following messages, the synchronization is complete.
Note: Do not close the console window.
Follow the steps below to configure rpc to ws://127.0.0.1:17110.
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