@anticlimax Thanks for the reply. I managed to set up mutliple masternodes without any problem on a second PC with a windows OS and a more than capable i5 4690K with 16GB RAM.
All the MNs have 5000 SYNX exactly from one transaction, and they all appear in the node list (I followed the guide perfectly).
I do have some questions though :
- Because the SYNX are still actually in the wallet, does it stakes as if I had no MN at all ? Or does the SYNX used for a MN will not stake anymore because we're receiving the MN bonus (seems logical).
- How do I know that I got some SYNX from running a MN ? I've had some extract entry in the transactions list since I setup the MNs, but they appear exactly as if it was just blocks found from PoS.
- For an unknown reason, from time to time a MN change to the state "Not found in the List", and I have to restart it. Where could it come from ?
- The 5000 SYNX used as collateral does not stake as they are reserved for the Masternode.
- If you named your masternode address, you will see the corresponding name/title listed along with the transaction.
-This happens to everyone, when masternodes are first created they can be a little finicky. I suggest you check back every few hours and restart the masternodes until they stay active. At this point, every now and again a masternode will show "not found in list", but if you let it do its thing, it usually comes back online without any assistance.
If your masternodes consistently deactivate, then it is possible there is an issue with your networking settings.
Make sure you have the proper port forwarding setup for each individual daemon and this shouldn't be an issue.
The development team suggests you run masternodes on a Vps, as there are inherently less issues. Most problems with masternodes are due to improper networking settings, which aren't a factor when hosting your syndicated daemons on a Vps.
Hopefully that answers your questions!
