nodes.masari.rocks - Open Node Scanner

What does this site provide?

We aim to provide the general Masari public a list of IP's to connect to. We scan the Masari network using our daemon and then get information from daemons we find to find even more nodes. Our list is updated on a daily basis.

What is an public or open node?

Each machine that runs the Masari daemon software is considered a node. Public nodes, or open nodes, are nodes ran by unknown operators who allow you to use their node to broadcast your transaction. There are risks to using public nodes, such as IP+time logging, in which operators of the node can tell when your IP started a transaction. Due to the natural privacy of Masari, your amounts and destinations are unknown to that node!

Why would I use a public node?

There are many reasons for using a public node. You're new to the project and want a wallet address that is always sychronized to collect and see your sweet Masari's! Perhaps you are a merchant who does not have the resources currently allotted for accepting MSR, but you want to start accepting immediately. Whatever the case, there may be open nodes for use.

Not all nodes are created equal.

Each node may operate in different places and on different hardware. Performance, and reliabilty, of the node you use may not be optimal for your setup. As always, use your own node when you can!

Open Nodes List

There were 1 nodes found open on the Masari network
Status Node IP Address Time scanned Reverse DNS
Open131.153.56.982021-09-04 23:41:59

To use with masari-wallet-cli, use these commands

Windows

masari-wallet-cli.exe --daemon-address ADDRESS.OF.HOST:38081

Unix-type (ubuntu, MacOS)

./masari-wallet-cli --daemon-address ADDRESS.OF.HOST:38081


Known Masari public nodes

There are many pool operators, node operators and more in the Masari community. Some offer their nodes up for use!



If you would like to offer your node up for inclusion in the list of open public nodes: you can simply add the following code to the launch of your daemon (and open your firewall), and our script will sniff you out and add your node to the random list

--rpc-bind-ip 0.0.0.0 --rpc-bind-port 38081 --restricted-rpc --confirm-external-bind


Credits: Script originally from Moneroworld/gingeropolous. Adapted for Masari by camthegeek