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# Migration Guide
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This is a step-by-step guide on how to migrate from an existing node setup to a SignCTRL setup. For this guide, we're going to assume a single-node setup.
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This is a step-by-step guide on how to migrate from an existing node setup to a SignCTRL setup. For this guide, we're going to assume a single-node setup with no external signing service.
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> :information_source: Please follow the [Setup Guide](../guides/setup.md) first, until you're ready to run your validator with SignCTRL.
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> :information_source: Replace all occurrences of `simd` with the name of your binary.
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The best/safest way to migrate to SignCTRL is to migrate your already running single-node validator first. Make sure you assign `rank = 1` to it in its `config.toml`.
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Make sure you assigned `start_rank = 1` to your validator in its `config.toml`.
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In order for SignCTRL to take effect, first stop your node via
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In order for SignCTRL to take effect, first stop your already running single-node validator via
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```shell
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$ sudo systemctl stop simd
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$ sudo systemctl start signctrl
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and finally, start the validator again via
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SignCTRL now waits for the validator to start up so it can dial it to establish an encrypted connection.
If you've successfully migrated your single-node validator to SignCTRL, you can proceed starting the rest of the validators in the set (in no particular order) via the same commands.
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If you've successfully migrated your single-node validator to SignCTRL, you can proceed starting the rest of the validators in the set (in no particular order) in the same fashion.
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