Bitcoin: What is the proper configuration and command to run bitcoincore and use RPC over LAN?

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Setting the Bitcoin core by RPC over LAN: Step-by-step guide

When you set a small computer as a Bitcoin node, make sure that you can remotely access the node mode with a remote process (RPC) protocol, it is crucial to control your wallet and troubleshooting. In this article, we will go through the correct configuration and command to drive Bitcoin Core (BTCS) on a local machine with RPC features over LAN.

Prerequisites

• Small computer (eg. Raspberry Pi or a computer with sufficient processing power)

• Bitcoin core version 0.19.1 or later

• Compatible network adapter for your machine

Step -by -step configuration

Install Bitcoin core on a local machine

• Download and Install Bitcoin Core from the official archive: Wget rpm

• Complete the installation command set:

`Bash

Sudo rpm -IVF Bitcoin-0.19.1-1.x86_64-1.0.2-1.i686.noarch.rpm

`

• Set your wallet default directory, wallet_dir, in a safe location (eg”/var/lib/btc/):

Bash

echo “/var/lib/btc/”> ~/.Bitcoinrc

`

Set up the RPC LAN over

With the introduction of RPC, LAN must be defined by the server and listened to at a specific gate. The RPC assumption port is 8332, but we will edit it here.

• Update `/.Bitcoinrcfile:

Bash

RPCSERVER -P 8332 -A “/PATH/TO/YOU/YOUR WALCE” –port = 8332

`

Change /path/ -/your/wallet path to your wallet directory.

• To listen to a particular IP address or online using the Listen_address parameter:

`Bash

RPCSERVER -P 8332 -A “/POATE/TO/YOI/LAMKETKU” –port = 8332 -Lenlen_address = 0.0.0.0

`

This allows RPC connections from any local LAN.

Run Bitcoin core with RPC

• Start the server:

`Bash

sudo Systemctl Start Bitcoin-Core

`

• To ensure you can connect to a node using RPC using the Bitcoin -Clli command:

Bash

Bitcoin-Clli-

`

This produces a new wallet address. You can then use this address to send events remotely.

Troubleshooting

• If you encounter RPC connections, check the Bitcoin core logs for errors.

• Make sure the network adapter is configured to listen to the port 8332 or with a specific IP address.

• If you are using VPN, make sure the VPN server allows RPC traffic.

By following these steps and determining your Bitcoin core node over the LAN features, you should be able to remotely access the wallet space within your own LAN.