Quote from: xrn on March 30, 2015, 01:38:36 PM

Can I use this guide to run masternode ? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=678191.0

If not where can i find help ?

Yes you can.¨

Or use this

Quote from: BanzaiBTC on March 27, 2015, 03:38:46 PM

Setting up a masternode - Windows

We will be using your home computer for this

nothing fancy

Create a new .txt file, we need to copy/paste a few codes/addresses

Start with a new wallet (0 balance) but first back up your old wallet.dat if you have coins in it Wink

Open te QT, and make sure you have your firewall accepting connections from the Icash QT Wink

Let it sync up

After you synced, go to Tools=>Debugconsole=>Console
Then typ : masternode genkey
Press enter

You will see a large code, copy this code to the .txt file for now. We need this code later on when we are setting up a new Icash.conf file

Go back to your Wallet=>Tools=>Debugconsole=>Console
Then typ : getaccountaddress 0

This will give you a new Icash address. Copy this address to the .txt file for now. We need this address later on to sent EXACTLY 1000 Icash to it (more or less will not work!) so you are able to be a masternode Wink

Next you need to encrypt your wallet! Make sure you think of a strong password!

Settings=>encrypt wallet

After doing that your wallet needs to restart.

Alright, It is time to sent those 1000 ICASH to the "address 0" you copy/pasted in the .txt file. make sure it is EXACTLY 1000!! Cheesy

If you have coins in your backed up wallet. Close down the Icash QT and just switch your wallet.dat with the back up wallet.dat (the one with your coins in it Wink

) make sure you dont remove or lose the other "masternode" one, just put it away somewhere else for a sec.
Restart the Icash QT, Let it load, and you should see you have balance again from your backup wallet.

Send 1000 coins to the Icash address we put in the .txt file earlier. Let it fully confirm in the blockchain.
Close the Icash QT and swap the wallet.dat files again. You will now need the masternode wallet.dat file again.

Next, we need to make a new .conf file

Code:

maxconnections=100
rpcuser=yourusername
rpcpassword=yourpassword
rpcallowip=*
rpcport=5555
gen=0
listen=0
server=1
daemon=1
reservebalance=9999999
logtimestamps=1
masternodeaddr=YOURIPADDRESS:5555
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=YOUR GENERATED PRIV KEY
addnode=104.238.165.95
addnode=104.207.138.176

Change username/password
Replace YOURIPADDRESS with your ip address

Replace the YOUR GENERATED PRIV KEY with the one you copy/pasted in the .txt file
Save as Icash.conf (we all know where to put this right?)

Open the Icash QT

Go to Tools=>Debugconsole=>Console

Typ masternode start walletpassword

Then typ masternode list

If you did everything right, and followed this guide step by step you should see you ip addres in the list with :1 behind it... then it is all set! Leave your wallet open though

I think ive got it right.. What do you think dev?

Icash address : iETMTZ42Xo1wAeFosGMdHqcp4hnW5VQh9H

or this

Quote from: BanzaiBTC on March 27, 2015, 01:50:57 PM

Setting up a masternode part 1 - Windows

We will be using your home computer and a cloud vps server with ubuntu ($5 a month)

Create a new .txt file, we need to copy/paste a few codes/addresses

Start with a new wallet (0 balance) but first back up your old wallet.dat if you have coins in it Wink

Open te QT, and make sure you have your firewall accepting connections from the Icash QT Wink

Let it sync up

After you synced, go to Tools=>Debugconsole=>Console
Then typ : masternode genkey
Press enter

You will see a large code, copy this code to the .txt file for now. We need this code later on when we are setting up a new Icash.conf file

Go back to your Wallet=>Tools=>Debugconsole=>Console
Then typ : getaccountaddress 0

This will give you a new Icash address. Copy this address to the .txt file for now. We need this address later on to sent EXACTLY 1000 Icash to it (more or less will not work!) so you are able to be a masternode Wink

Next you need to encrypt your wallet! Make sure you think of a strong password!

Settings=>encrypt wallet

After doing that your wallet needs to restart.

Alright, It is time to sent those 1000 ICASH to the "address 0" you copy/pasted in the .txt file. make sure it is EXACTLY 1000!! Cheesy

If you have coins in your backed up wallet. Close down the Icash QT and just switch your wallet.dat with the back up wallet.dat (the one with your coins in it Wink

) make sure you dont remove or lose the other "masternode" one, just put it away somewhere else for a sec.
Restart the Icash QT, Let it load, and you should see you have balance again from your backup wallet.

Send 1000 coins to the Icash address we put in the .txt file earlier. Let it fully confirm in the blockchain.
Close the Icash QT and swap the wallet.dat files again. You will now need the masternode wallet.dat file again.

Next, we need to make a new .conf file

Code:

rpcuser=your-desired-username
rpcpassword=your-favourite-password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
listen=0
server=1
daemon=1
logtimestamps=1
addnode=104.238.165.95
addnode=104.207.138.176
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=MasternodeGeneratedKey
masternodeaddr=UbuntuServerIP:9999

Change username/password
Replace the MasternodeGeneratedKey with the one you copy/pasted in the .txt file
Save as Icash.conf (we all know where to put this right?)

masternodeaddr=UbuntuServerIP:9999 Will be used in Part 2. But for that I need a precompiled linux wallet Lips sealed

To be continued!

Icash address : iETMTZ42Xo1wAeFosGMdHqcp4hnW5VQh9H