VOLT Masternode Setup:

This guide will assist you in setting up a VOLT Masternode on a Linux Server running Ubuntu VPS.

• VOLT Masternode Setup
  • Requirements
  • Connecting to the VPS and installing the masternode script
    1. Log into the VPS with root
    2. Git Installation
    3. Clone MN setup script
    4. Start MN setup script
    5. Copy Masternode Private Key
  • Setup QT wallet
    1. Create new receiving address and copy it
    2. Send Collateral amount of VOLT to copied address
    3. Get MN output and Set Masternode Configuration File
    4. Wait at least 15 confirmation of transaction
    5. Restart QT wallet
    6. Start MN in QT wallet console
    7. Check Masternode Status in VPS

Requirements

• MN Collateral amount of VOLT coins.
• A VPS running Linux Ubuntu 18.04 or 20.04 with 1 CPU & 1GB Memory minimum (2gb Recommended) from Vultr or any other providers.
• VOLT Wallet (Local Wallet)
• An SSH Client (Putty or Bitvise)

Connecting to the VPS and installing the masternode script

1. Log into the VPS with root

2. Git Installation:

• sudo apt-get install -y git-core

3. Clone MN setup script:

• git clone https://github.com/Voltblockchain/VOLT-MN.git

4. Start MN setup script:

• cd VOLT-MN && chmod +x ./VOLT-MN.sh && ./VOLT-MN.sh

Now ask for VPS Public IP Address

Now you need to wait some time, while script preparing the VPS to setup

5. Copy masternode private key from VPS console window and pres "Enter":

• to check VPS daemon status, type: volt-cli getinfo

Don't close this window!

Setup QT wallet

1. Create new receiving address and copy it

2. Send Collateral amount of VOLT to copied address

3. Open console Get MN output and set masternode configuration file and save it

• mn1 VPS_IP:7160 masternode_genkey masternode_output output_index:

4. Wait at least 15 confirmation of transaction

5. Restart QT wallet

• it's important

6. Start MN in QT wallet console:

• startmasternode alias false TEST-MN

7. Check Masternode Status in VPS:

• volt-cli startmasternode local false
• volt-cli getmasternodestatus

Сongratulations you did it!