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1  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: How should I configure a full node at a very low bandwidth? on: June 24, 2022, 04:47:08 PM
Thanks for the help guys, I had heard the bitcoin community were cool!

I just started my btc journey few days ago and I'm already ordering a raspberry pi  Grin
2  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: How should I configure a full node at a very low bandwidth? on: June 24, 2022, 01:34:59 PM
Please excuse my resurrecting such an old thread, I did not want to start a new once I searched this one.
You can follow the suggestions in "Reduce Traffic" documentary in bitcoin's GitHub repository: link
IMO, the first in the list "maxuploadtarget" is good enough.

But take note that the IBD (Initial Block Download) isn't covered by any traffic-reduction settings/parameters.
You'll still have to download the whole blockchain in case you're starting from scratch.

Thanks for the tips nc50lc

Hmmm, with 3.5 mb down and less than a 1 mb upload that would take a month. I assume I cannot pause it once it has started.
I did wonder if I could take the node to a friends house and download the blockchain on his fast internet then bring it back and execute the aforementioned restrictions. Will this cause ip issues or something like that? (noob)
3  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: How should I configure a full node at a very low bandwidth? on: June 24, 2022, 12:03:12 PM
Thank you for all your replies. I'll try to run one. (And see if it works.) Unfortunatly raising the internet bandwidth isn't an option, becaus I'm living in Germany where wide areas are not very well connected.

Please excuse my resurrecting such an old thread, I did not want to start a new once I searched this one. I'd very much like to know how the author got on with running a node with such low bandwidth? hope he still attends the forum!
Again, hope I am not breaking any rules.

kind regards
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