Setting up the Bitcoin core with RPC via LAN: a step -By -step manual

If you configure the small computer as a Bitcoin node, this is crucial for the management and troubleshooting of the wallet to ensure that you can access the status of the Remote Procedure Protocol (RPC) via the Remote Procedure Protocol (RPC). In this article, we will carry out the corresponding configuration and the appropriate command for executing Bitcoin Core (BTCS) on the local car with RPC functions via LAN.

premise

• A small computer (e.g. a raspberry Pi or a computer with sufficient processing performance)

• Bitcoin Core version 0.19.1 or higher

• A network adapter that is compatible for your car.

Step by step configuration

Install the Bitcoin Core on a local car

• Download Bitcoin Core from the official warehouse and install them

• Roll the installation script:

`Bash

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`Bash

Configure RPC via LAN

To activate the RPC via LAN, you have to configure the server and listen to a specific port. The standard RPC port is 8332, but we will change it here.

• Update -va ~/.bitcoinrc file:

`Bash

Replace /Path/to/You/wallet with the director of the wallet.

Bash

This enables RPC connections from anywhere on the local LAN.

Execute Bitcoin Core with RPC

• Start the server:

`Bash

• Pentru a verifica dacă vă plecta conecta la nodul DVS.

`Bash

This creates a new item of items. You can then use this address to send remote transactions.

Troubleshoot

• If you encounter problems with RPC compounds, check Bitcoin core errors for errors.

• Make sure that your network adapter is configured so that you listen to the port of 8332 or a certain IP address.

• If you use a VPN connection, make sure that the VPN server RPC data traffic allows.

Follow these steps and setup of the Bitcoin core with RPC via the LAN functions, you should be able to access the status of your own LAN from afar.