Monero: Private and Decentralized Cryptocurrency
This chapter covers the setup, management, and remote access of a self-hosted Monero node and wallet. It includes detailed guides on daemon configuration, wallet CLI usage, Tailscale integration for secure remote connections, troubleshooting, and best practices for maintaining privacy and security within the Monero ecosystem.
Monero: Privacy by Design – Origins, Technology, and Ongoing Evolution
Overview Monero is a privacy-focused, decentralized cryptocurrency built to deliver strong finan...
Monero Monitoring & Troubleshooting Commands Reference
1. Check Monero Daemon Status systemctl status monerod 2. Start / Stop / Restart Monero Daemo...
Monero Wallet Guide
🔐 Create a New Wallet /mnt/monero/monero-wallet-cli --generate-new-wallet /mnt/monero/wallets/<w...
🧾 Creating and Managing Additional Accounts for Transaction Segmentation in Monero Wallet
➕ Create a New Account account new <label> Example: account new donations 🏷️ Create an...
Monero Node Administration & Maintenance Guide
1. Checking for Duplicate Files and File Usage Find duplicate files by name (search for spec...
🔥 Making Monero Port 18080 Firewall Rule Persistent on DietPi (with ts-input Chain)
🧩 Problem Summary Your DietPi uses a custom iptables chain called ts-input (e.g., created by...
Secure Remote Access to Monero Node Using Tailscale VPN
Q: What VPN solution are we using to securely access the Monero node remotely? A: We use Tailsca...
🔄 Why Earlier Attempts to Persist the iptables Rule for Port 18080 on DietPi Failed
🧩 Current Setup Summary System: DietPi (Debian-based, minimal) Firewall: iptables with ...