Headless Node
Learn how to operate a Noso Masternode headless on Linux
Noso's Masternode is designed to be run on a normal consumer PC featuring an information rich GUI that makes it easy for operators of any technical skill level to participate in the network security and earning rewards for doing so.
However, in a more industrial context it is also often desired to run a node headless to automate the deployment process. This tutorial will show you an efficient way to set up a headless Noso Masternode on Ubuntu 22.04.
This tutorial is only recommended for experienced users that know their way around the command line as all graphical units that make Noso Masternodes so accessible will not be available to the operator.
Prerequisites:
Ubuntu 22.04 (VPS) meeting the minimum hardware requirements
10500 Noso
IPv4 not used for another Noso Masternode
Getting started:
For this tutorial we expect a fresh VPS Ubuntu 22.04 setup.
Update your system
Install required libraries
Download and extract latest Noso Masternode. As of writing this tutorial the latest version is v0.4.2Ca5. Replace <<USERNAME>> with your user name.
Start the node and let it set up the project environment. This usually only takes a couple of seconds.
Close the node
Make necessary changes in NOSODATA/advopt.txt. These are the minimal required changes that need to be done. Make sure to familiarise yourself with the settings file and make additional adjustments if needed. Replace <<COLLATERAL>> with your fund address holding at least 10500 Noso.
Restart your Node
Congratulations - you are now running a headless Noso Masternode. The default port for your node is 8080. Make sure to open that port in your firewall settings.
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