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How to start a private network on 2 computers?
I've not tried it on a local network - my nodes are all either on a single machine or in the cloud - but there are a couple of options that suggest it'll probably just work on the same private IP ...
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Connecting a rococo-local based parachain to a private polkadot-local based relay chain
Finally I get the answer of my question : it was a silly network issue. What's sad is that I forced --bootnodes '...' options in my collator startup command but it didn't raise any connection issue.
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How can you setup your own pre-configured account in a relay/parachain spec?
Use polkadot-launch to configure and launch the relay chain and parachain seamlessly. Also refer to this cumulus tutorial for additional guidance.
Create relevant accounts and session keys for your ...
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Validator not being onboarded due to Election NoFallback error, possibly
2022-03-08 22:34:48.034 DEBUG offchain-worker runtime::election-provider: [#199] 🗳 pre-dispatch checks failed for mined solution: Module { index: 19, error: 1, message: Some("...
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What this 'grandpa-voter' error means?
The key that you inserted into the keystore is probably invalid, the node fetches the key from the keystore in order to sign a GRANDPA vote and this fails. If you are generating keys for GRANDPA keep ...
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Not able to connect via archive node to my network
In Polkadot-based networks, including Substrate-based chains, the initial synchronization process can be influenced by the nodes' roles and configurations. Let's break down the concepts to understand ...
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Problems adding trusted Nodes on different machines on Windows 11(WSL)
You gave loopback ip in the another system, so it is finding the node in that system only, if you want to connect on different system you have to follow the following steps:-
Add the ip of the system ...
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Problems adding trusted Nodes on different machines on Windows 11(WSL)
The address 127.0.0.1,is the loopback address, and it should work if both nodes are running on the same machine. However, if the nodes are running on different machines, you will need to use their ...
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Forcing node traffic to local network
To allow a node to connect to other nodes in the local network you will want to use the following flags:
--allow-private-ipv4: Always accept connecting to private IPv4 addresses.
--discover-local: ...
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How to connect two nodes running on different computers?
You first will have to sort out the networking with your cloud provider.
I would suggest doing your test locally first to remain away from networking issues between your machines and once that works, ...
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Keys cannot be added to keystore
--base-path /tmp/node01 does not seem to match the path you want which is /private/tmp/node01/chains/local_testnet/keystore.
So maybe just update your base-path path.
Or maybe just mkdir /tmp/node01?
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How can you setup your own pre-configured account in a relay/parachain spec?
You mentioned
"... pre-configured accounts (ie: replace alice, alice-stash, bob, bob-stash, charlie ..."
Do you mean these accounts?
Assuming you cloned the Substrate Node Template ...
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How to start a private network on 2 computers?
There is a very easy way to set a private netwrok on two computers.
on your first computer generate a customSpec.json file of your project and insert address of validators,session keys and all in ...
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