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how_to_edit_qortal_core_settings [04/20/2022 17:22] – gfactorhow_to_edit_qortal_core_settings [04/20/2022 20:53] – gfactor
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 <code>{ <code>{
-    "setting1": "enabled", +"setting1": "enabled", 
-    "setting2": true+"setting2": true
 }</code> }</code>
 <code>{"setting1":"enabled","setting2":true}</code> <code>{"setting1":"enabled","setting2":true}</code>
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 **isTestNet** - Setting this to true is required for anyone wanting to run a Qortal node on the test net.  More information regarding this will be added to its own wiki page. **isTestNet** - Setting this to true is required for anyone wanting to run a Qortal node on the test net.  More information regarding this will be added to its own wiki page.
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-**listenPort** - The default port is 12392.  If you configure port forwarding for your device(s) then you should add this to your json settings: <code>"listenPort": 12392</code> 
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-This is covered on the [[Port Forwarding]] page. 
  
 **minBlockchainPeers** - This specifies the minimum number of connected peers which must be at a given block height to be able to sync that block to your local database. **minBlockchainPeers** - This specifies the minimum number of connected peers which must be at a given block height to be able to sync that block to your local database.
how_to_edit_qortal_core_settings.txt · Last modified: 05/22/2023 14:34 by quickmythril

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