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The GB Wallet Tunnel creates a secure, encrypted communications channel between your server and nodes.
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1) Setup your secure Node.
2) On your server/node, install the GB Wallet Tunnel:
Install Java 8 (used for compilation of client and running).
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If all is successful, you'll receive an auto-generated tunnel password:
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3) Create a new BTC (or other supported coin) Crypto Setting:
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4) Configure the Crypto Setting as you would for RPC access.
The protocol will always be "http".
The user & password are your RPC credentials as setup in your Node.
Host: the IP of your Node host.
Port: the RPC port as required by your node (i.e. BTC default = 8332).
5) Enable the "Wallet Tunnel Enabled" setting:
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6) Enter the Wallet Tunnel password:
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from:
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7) Save the new Crypto Setting.
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8) Finally, revisit the Crypto Setting, and test it:
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If the Hot Wallet test come back "green", then you've successfully implemented the Node Tunnel. |
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To DISABLE the GB Wallet Tunnel:
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sudo systemctl stop batm-ssh-tunnel sudo systemctl disable batm-ssh-tunnel |
To uninstall the GB Wallet Tunnel:
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cd ~/batm_public/batm_ssh_tunnel ./batm_ssh_tunnel_install.sh --uninstall |
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