Here is a guide to setup masternodes in windows with a remote vps

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Kkvs2xlukx1BMEypQA9pwCSZdEpTTSM6/view?usp=sharing

Here's the doc i wrote up.  I uploaded it to dropbox.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ubsm8hjy067pcy9/Coinonatxmasternode.pdf?dl=0

I wanted to add, that on my masternode rewards, it states that I'm getting hundreds of coins.  This is not true.  to see the actual amount of coins you're getting, you need to go to the transactions tab and double click the transaction.  There seems to still be some issues with the wallet, but I learned that you need to be patient with it and allow it to do it's thing.  dont rush it, or you'll get a headache getting pissed off over it.  Hopefully the devs can resolve these issues.

@cryptophil  I have noticed the new wallet still freezes, but not as much as before.  On my system, it only really freezes when i have other wallets running.  I ended up closing out my other wallets and letting this one fully sync, then launching my other wallets back and all seemed smooth.

@mundoyk Not sure if my last post went up or not, yes, i can write a more detailed guide with screenshots this coming week.  i'm heading out for the weekend and then have a few other things to do with nodes.  I can do it when back in town if it helps this project out.  will word doc format work?

here's the steps:

this is using the windows wallet

download latest wallet on your windows vps and local machine and sync them both

(if you plan on having multiple masternodes, you'll need to specify where you want the data directory to go)

on local machine, click on masternodes-my masternodes and hit create

On the box, under alias, name your masternode, under address, put in the IP address of your vps and the port of the coin

you'll see a new address created with the name of your masternode

send 5000 xcxt coins to this address (you're paying yourself)

wait for the transaction to confirm in the transactions tab

click on masternodes-my masternodes-high light your masternode and click on get config

copy and paste the contents of this window into notepad, you will need to change the following three lines, leave the rest as they are

rpcuser= *type in any username you want*
rpcpassword=R *type in any password*
port= *type in the same port number of the coin you used when setting up the masternode earlier*

go to your windows vps and make sure the wallet is in sync

close the wallet

go and edit the coinonatx.conf file, copy and paste the info that was in the get info area, along with your edits and save

then create a new firewall rule for the port of the coin wallet to allow traffic

Then launch the wallet, after the wallet is launched, go back to your local wallet

go to masternodes-my masternodes-high light your masternode and click on the start button towards the bottom

then click on the masternodes network tab and wait for the masternodes node count to update, then you should see your masternode on the list and there should be a 1 under active

if you need to create another masternode, just go through these same steps, but on the vps, create a separate folder for the second masternode wallet

@Randomaze, yes, you can run the node on a remote vps and have the coins sitting on the wallet on your local machine.  i set this up last night, before i noticed a new wallet.  I was in the process of re-setting it up before going to work.  it should be all sync'd when i get home later.  You specifiy the IP of your vps when you create the new masternode on your local wallet, then copy the getinfo details into the conf file on the vps.  that's basically it in a nutshell.  I can post some of the steps i took to go about it later on.