Vivo Core allows controlling multiple remote masternodes from a single wallet. The wallet needs to have a valid collateral output of 1000 coins for each masternode and uses a configuration file named masternode.conf which can be found in the following data directory (depending on your operating system):
- Windows: %APPDATA%\VivoCore\
- Mac OS: ~/Library/Application Support/VivoCore/
- Unix/Linux: ~/.vivocore/
masternode.conf is a space separated text file. Each line consists of an alias, IP address followed by port, masternode private key, collateral output transaction id and collateral output index.
Example:
mn1 127.0.0.2:12845 93HaYBVUCYjEMeeH1Y4sBGLALQZE1Yc1K64xiqgX37tGBDQL8Xg 7603c20a05258c208b58b0a0d77603b9fc93d47cfa403035f87f3ce0af814566 0
mn2 127.0.0.4:12845 92Da1aYg6sbenP6uwskJgEY2XWB5LwJ7bXRqc3UPeShtHWJDjDv 5d898e78244f3206e0105f421cdb071d95d111a51cd88eb5511fc0dbf4bfd95f 1
In the example above:
- the collateral of 1000 VIVO for
mn1is output0of transaction 7603c20a05258c208b58b0a0d77603b9fc93d47cfa403035f87f3ce0af814566 - the collateral of 1000 VIVO for
mn2is output1of transaction 5d898e78244f3206e0105f421cdb071d95d111a51cd88eb5511fc0dbf4bfd95f
Note: IPs like 127.0.0.* are not allowed actually, we are using them here for explanatory purposes only. Make sure you have real reachable remote IPs in you masternode.conf.
The following RPC commands are available (type help masternode in Console for more info):
- list-conf
- start-alias <alias>
- start-all
- start-missing
- start-disabled
- outputs