SANTIMENT

ETH Mainnet staking address: 0xbFE5D25956F6D7CF212a24B628c7871A34c4465f

==2000 SANs per validator (20 000 SANs max cup for send)==

Running SANR Network node in signer mode

Minimum requirements

Running SANR Network node in readonly mode

1. Go to project

cd /opt/sanchain/readonly

1.2 Update latest changes

git pull

1.3 Update configuration and settings edit

EXTERNAL_IP=Server external address

NUM_VALIDATORS=1 (put here validators amount what you want to run - maximum 10 validators per node)

REWARD_RECIPIENT_ADDRESS=Reward recipient address (you should have access to this account)

2. Run ./scripts/create_mnemonic.sh

Follow these steps:

Choose language: English

Specify the number of validators: 1 (put here validators amount from step 1.3)

Enter account address from .env (REWARD_RECIPIENT_ADDRESS) (you should have access to this account)

Confirm account address

Choose language: English

Enter a password for the validator keystore (record and store in a secure place)

Confirm the password

The generated mnemonic will be displayed (record and store in a secure place)

Enter the mnemonic again

After successful execution, a files/validator_keys directory will be created.

3. Validator wallet creation

3.1 Create a password for the validator wallet

(replace someStrongPassword to password which you want to use)

3.2 Execute the script ./scripts/create_validator_wallet.sh

Wallet password: Enter the password created in Step 3.1

Enter the password for your imported accounts: Enter the password for the validator keystore from Step 2

After successful execution, a files/wallet folder will be created.

4. Startup

4.1 Create Geth home directory

4.2 Configure the Node Type

4.3 Launch the Project

5. Calculate and send required SANs amount to ETH Mainnet staking address: 0xbFE5D25956F6D7CF212a24B628c7871A34c4465f

The formula for calculation is your amount of validators * 2000 SAN

(max 20 000 SANs for stake, because max 10 validators per node)

6. Attach files/validator_keys/deposit_data.json to dashboard

Running SANR Network node in readonly mode

Minimum technical requirements

  • CPU 8 CORE

  • MEMORY 16 GB

  • SSD(NVME) 300 GB

  • Static IP 8 MBit/sec broadband

  • CPU 16 CORE

  • MEMORY 32 GB

  • SSD(NVME) 300 GB

  • Static IP 10 MBit/sec broadband

Software

1. Environment setup

1.1 Create a directory and Navigate to it

1.2 Clone the Project

1.3 Configuration and settings edit

  • EXTERNAL_IP=Server external address

1.4 Configure the Node Type

1.5 Launch the Project

Troubleshooting

1. Check if all processes are running correctly.

The command's result should have the following statuses:

  • readonly_geth status: up

  • readonly_beacon-chain status: up

  • readonly_logrotate status: up

2. In the beacon-chain logs:

This command will display the last 1000 lines of the beacon-chain container log. You should see messages like this:

This indicates that the node is working.

This indicates that the node is syncing. Need wait and check again.

3. In the validator logs(Signer mode):

This command will display the last 1000 lines of the validator container log. You should see messages like this:

This indicates that the validator work current.

Full restart node

Important. Follow the commands step by step. There should be no errors during execution

Monitoring

We collect statistics on active nodes (determining network lag, node configuration parameters and etc).

Make sure that your server and node has:

  1. The ICMP protocol is open.

  2. The following ports are open:

    • 13002/tcp, udp - p2p

    • 9102/tcp - stats beacon-chain

    • 33003/udp - geth

Important. Check the firewall settings on both the server and the datacenter(management panel).

You can use the following tools for monitoring:

Please note: Do not change the ports, as it will make your node appear unavailable.

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