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monero-nodeboard

A docker project that combines a monero-node and the monero-dashboard project.

What is it?

This allows you to run a full monero node (with dashboard) on a server away from your main system, letting you centralize the blockchain files somewhere else.

How do I connect my wallet to the node?

To connected your wallet, you need to add the IP of this container as a remote node in your monero client. As of 18.3.1:

  • open the client in advanced mode
  • go to Settings->Node
  • select Remote Node (go ahead and stop the local daemon)
  • click the + on Add Remote Node
  • add ip and port of where you're running the container. 289388537-fe53c2e3-8a8f-4578-9c1e-f0eadf82a067 289388561-cf6a7895-4521-4b9d-8e83-50d230ea4218 289388566-8936cfb7-02af-4927-9ddc-016854beac22

How do I connect to the dashboard?

After the container is up and running, connect to port 3000 (default) on the container's IP address with your favorite browser for dashboard goodness.

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Custom Configuration

Unraid mounts it's /appdata/monero-nodeboard endpoint to /config in the container. The app is set up to create and read your bitmonero.conf from this folder. This will allow any changes made to persist between updates.

NOTE: if you are using this outside of unraid, be sure to mount something to /config so that the app can stand up :)

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