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[templar77]

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[templar77]

pump

[nocoin]

yourcoind addnode 201.141.147.104 onetry

This will help if your coin based on new version of bitcoin/litecoin with "onetry" support.
If it won't, see debug.log for more info.

[cryptomining]

add

rpcallow=192.168.x.x lan addy to config

[templar77]

It didn't work but I have some questions: do I really need two different IP's or can I run the clients inside a local a network?
If I do "bitcoind getinfo" It still says "0" connections

[nocoin]

It didn't work but I have some questions: do I really need two different IP's or can I run the clients inside a local a network?
If I do "bitcoind getinfo" It still says "0" connections

As I know, standard client won't automatically connect to node within the same subnetwork. But it will if you say to (addnode x.x.x.x onetry). Worked for me.

[templar77]

Please explain it to me step by step cause I'm stupid and i have been trying for hours.
Let me start from the beginning

So I have 2 pc's with the client installed in each one. I'm just going to put into my .conf file rpcuser=user rpcpassword=pass
I have now the same IP on both pc's
If i do "ifconfig" in the console in pc -A I get: inet addr:192.168.2.2
If I do that on pc B inet addr:10.0.2.15

On pc A I type in the console: ./mycoind -addnode=10.0.2.15 -onetry
On pc B I type: ./mycoind -addnode=192.168.2.2 -onetry

But they still don't connect

What am I doing wrong'

Thanks for your time

[hendo420]

set one of them to listen=1 in the config

easy peasy lemon squeezy