A quick post on a simple way to keep your Arionum nodes and Arionum masternodes up to date and secure. In Ubuntu, there are config files you can configure to automatically run security updates on software running on your server. We are going to do something a bit easier. All you need to do is […]
Category: ARO Nodes
How To Setup (and Secure) an Arionum Masternode [Ubuntu Guide]
As of block 80000 which occurred on August 10th, 2018, mining rewards are now split between three miners. CPU miners. GPU miners. And Masternode miners. Masternode miners receive 1/3rd of each block. This guide is how to setup a masternode on the Arionum network. Arionum Masternode Requirements: 100,020 ARO. 100K will be locked for minimum […]
How To Secure (and Optimize) Your Arionum Nodes
This is a basic overview of how to secure your Arionum nodes. This is not a comprehensive guide. But, it should be enough to keep your nodes safe. ESPECIALLY your masternodes. NOTE: Working on this right now 2018/08/12… More will be added as I progress and monitor… Linux is Easy Almost everything on a linux […]
How To Run an ARO node on Linux (testnet)
As of 2018/08/16, there is no official Arionum testnet (but one is on the roadmap). If you would like to run your own testnet you can do so easily by following the steps to setup a mainnet node here. Then in the file “include/config.inc.php” change the testnet config to true like so… $_config[‘testnet’] = true; […]
How To Run an ARO node on Linux (mainnet)
One more time… why do all this work manually when you can just run a bash script and be running in five minutes? Use this => https://github.com/KyleFromOhio/arionum-scripts There are a number of reasons to run a full-fledged ARO node. It helps the ARO network grow as it acts as a peer validating transactions and blocks on the […]