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I finally find out how to make it work.
On VM I wanted to make bitcoind turn on, I made extra firewall parameters and It now works.
thank you for your help
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It gives "error: couldn't connect to server" and in the debug informations of the server, there is no rpc commands received. It's like they can't communicate.
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centove: I defined these things. As I said, it works if it turns on the same computer.
clownius: It is a windows os, and I use bitcoind 8.1
lbr: I tried, but I didn't solve my problem. I think the issue could be about ports. On the virtual machine I would like server to be, I opened the ports 8333 and 8332. Do I need to open other ports?
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Hello everybody,
I would like to have a bitcoind server running on a computer and access it from a different computer via the rpc commands.
What works: run bitcoind.exe on the same computer type bitcoind.exe 'my_command', with 'my_command' beeing getinfo, stop or other commands.
What doesn't work: run bitcoind.exe with rpcallowip set to *, *.*.*.* or the ip of the computer which sends the commands run bitcoind.exe getinfo (or other commands) with rpcconnect set to the ip of the computer running the bitcoind server.
I also tried: On the same computer: run bitcoind.exe with rpcallowip not set, or set to the true ip of the computer (not the local ip) and run bitcoind.exe getinfo (or stop) with rpcconnect set to the true ip of the computer. but that didn't work.
So it seems I only succeed to have a local server, but I would like to access it from an other computer.
What should I do to make it work?
Thank you
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