Note: This guide assumes some familiarity with the command line and running a Linux server. For a more detailed walkthrough, check out our full Master Node setup guide.
Note: There are strict uptime requirements for Master Nodes. It is strongly discouraged to run a Master Node on a device that will not be continuously on-line. We recommend running your Master Node on a VPS with a reputable provider.
beldex-node.service
, beldex-storage-server.service
, beldet-router.service
and belnet-trigger.service
beldexd status
command to check the sync progress.Note: You only need to follow this step once, to set up the repository. The repository will subsequently be automatically updated whenever you fetch new system updates.
apt
where to find the packages.beldex-master-node
package:/etc/beldex/beldex.conf
configuration file with the necessary additional settings to run a Master Node.belnet.ini
file, so you need to set it manually, the file is located in the path /var/lib/belnet/router/belnet.ini
. Add the IP address and port in the file as followsNote: You can safely run this command multiple times if you change your mind about some of the registration questions before you submit the registration.
Master Nodes
tab > Registration
section, and paste the output from the above command, then click Register Master Node.MN:
. This string is your Master Node's public key, used to identify your Master Node on the list of registered and operational Master Nodes. Select and copy the public key (do not copy any of the surrounding information).Cmd+F
/Ctrl+F
to check if your Master Node's public key appears in the list.Note that this will install both updated Beldex packages and any available system updates (this is generally a good thing!)
beldexd
will be restarted to ensure that the updated beldexd
is now active.sudo apt upgrade
you can use: