Ethereum: How to connect to RPCPORT=9332 over LAN

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Connecting to an Ethereum RPC Server on a Local Area Network

Ethereum, like other blockchain networks, uses a Remote Procedure Call (RPC) server to facilitate communication between clients and miners. The RPC server runs on a network of computers called nodes that are connected via the internet or local networks. In this article, we will tell you how to connect to an Ethereum RPC server on a local area network using the ‘minerd’ mining software with the provided configuration.

Step-by-step instructions

Edit your Litecoin.conf file: As mentioned, open the ‘litecoin.conf’ file in a text editor and modify it as follows:


testnet=0
rcpuser=user
rpcpassowrd=pass
rpcport=9332
server=1


This will set up the Litecoin RPC server configuration.

Configure minerd using Litecoin.conf:

Install "minerd" on your local machine using pip:
pip install minerd

Then open a command prompt or terminal and run this command to configure minerd with the modified litecoin.conf file:


minerd -c litecoind.conf -testnet=0


This will start the Litecoin mining process on your local machine.

Test RPC Connection:

Once the mining process is running, you can verify that the RPC server is connected to the network by checking the console output:
minerd -c litecoind.conf -testnet=0

The Rpcport option should be set to 9332.

Test with Ethereum RPC client

: You can test the connection to the Ethereum RPC server using a client like "ethers.js" or by simply typing " in the browser address bar (if you are on a local network).

Tips and Tricks

If you are having trouble connecting, make sure your internet connection is stable and the RPC server is not running.

You can configure minerd to use a different port by changing the rpcport’ option in your Litecoin.conf file.

You can also use a graphical interface or IDE like Visual Studio Code to connect to an Ethereum RPC server on your local network without using the command line.

By following these steps and adjusting the configuration as needed, you should be able to successfully connect to an Ethereum RPC server on your local machine. Happy mining!