If the hardfork has changed the protocol's network data in a way that is incompatible with the one Bitcoin Core generates (and receives), then all interactions from such a network with the client will fail. That's why it's called a "hard fork".
You should ask the coin developers how to connect to such a network.
Topic: About connecting node to hard-forked private network (Read 108 times)
There is private chain with nodes which are reachable only by the founders at the moment.
But I’m looking for ways to start mining now cuz the mining cost is very low now.
Is there a way to start mining in this case?
But I’m looking for ways to start mining now cuz the mining cost is very low now.
Is there a way to start mining in this case?
You need to communicate with the founders or administrators of the private blockchain network and work within the rules and permissions they have set. Or, if you can become a node operator within the private blockchain network, you may have the ability to participate in the consensus process and mine blocks.
There is private chain with nodes which are reachable only by the founders at the moment.
But I’m looking for ways to start mining now cuz the mining cost is very low now.
Is there a way to start mining in this case?
But I’m looking for ways to start mining now cuz the mining cost is very low now.
Is there a way to start mining in this case?
You would need to obtain permission and the necessary credentials from the founders to access the private chain. This may include VPN access, SSH keys, or other authentication methods depending on the network setup.
Without that infos you shouldn't get your hopes up too high as things like the standard ports (8333) are blocked for a reason.
There is private chain with nodes which are reachable only by the founders at the moment.
But I’m looking for ways to start mining now cuz the mining cost is very low now.
Is there a way to start mining in this case?
But I’m looking for ways to start mining now cuz the mining cost is very low now.
Is there a way to start mining in this case?
What exactly do you want to achieve? Since you mentioned "hard forked of Bitcoin" are you planning to fork Bitcoin and create an altcoin or do you just want your node accessible to the local network?
If you want to access your node locally and bitcoind to accept JSON-RPC commands locally then you will need to configure your Bitcoin.conf file.
Sample bitcoin config
Read more from this link below to configure the network.
- https://github.com/ElementsProject/elements/blob/master/share/examples/bitcoin.conf
If this is for educational purposes better enable testnet.
If you want to access your node locally and bitcoind to accept JSON-RPC commands locally then you will need to configure your Bitcoin.conf file.
Sample bitcoin config
Code:
server=1
daemon=1
txindex=1
disablewallet=1
rpcuser=***
rpcpassword=***
rpcbind=0.0.0.0
rpcport=8332
rpcallowip=192.168.230.0/255.255.255.0
Read more from this link below to configure the network.
- https://github.com/ElementsProject/elements/blob/master/share/examples/bitcoin.conf
If this is for educational purposes better enable testnet.
Hello, everybody I have some questions. 
I want to connect bitcoind to a local network that hard-forked Bitcoin.
All peer's Bitcoin-related ports are blocked from external access. (e.g. 8333, 8332)
Is there a good way to run the node in this state?
ps) The ElectrumX server is configured and it is accessible and nomp (node-open-mining-portal) is also accessible
Thanks to all
I want to connect bitcoind to a local network that hard-forked Bitcoin.
All peer's Bitcoin-related ports are blocked from external access. (e.g. 8333, 8332)
Is there a good way to run the node in this state?
ps) The ElectrumX server is configured and it is accessible and nomp (node-open-mining-portal) is also accessible
Thanks to all
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