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Is anyone here running more than 1 masternode on a Raspberry Pi? If so, how do you do it? I know that 1 remote server costs like $5 per month. So I see why some people would want to use their existing Home IP to host a server to save money. I'm planning on starting more than 1 masternode. If...

So does every masternode need it's own external ip address, or can one have multiple masternodes using different internal ip addresses, yet they all use the same external ip?

I must be wrong, because I just check https://dashninja.pl/ and all the masternodes are using the same port: 9999

Watch this video: The guy talks about using multiple ip's behind a router, not sure if this is how to host multiple masternodes with a raspberry pi correctly. Bascially, to summarize I think it's possible to have multiple Raspberry Pi's behind a router all of them using the same IP address...

This Raspberry Pi Masternode tutorial is written to have only 1 masternode connected to the router?

what routers do you guys have? Any good ones?

any news on the mac version?

I just did some research on Truecrypt, looks like the devs abandoned it, I downloaded it anyway on my mac and it wouldn't install since Truecrypt requires an older mac version. So I found an alternative, works with both Mac and Windows: It's called Encrypto by MacPaw and it's free.

Yep, I will compile. And I do have the time :) My Pi is coming on Wednesday, can't be more excited!!!

I believe you posted the first link twice. The second link seems to be the same as the first.

Are these for me? Or do I have to compile myself or make changes to the files? Can someone on this forum give me permission to post links or reply with links?

Yep

I love both Fuzzyduck and MangledBlue's ideas. I'll have 2 cards, that way I save time if something were to happen to the current card. And the file also stored on the computer. I will look into truecrypt, don't know what this is. :smile:

Hi Everyone!!! I'm glad to join this community and hope to get my first masternode setup soon.

Quick question: Say an accident were to happen to my masternode, like a fire/water spill, meaning it's totally destroyed. Would I be able to restore the masternode and the DASH from a backup?

Finally made myself an account here on dashtalk, going to try setting up my first Masternode this and next week as soon as my Raspberry Pi 2 arrives. I could use all the help I can get. My Computer Experience: Mac user. Sometimes I use a Parallels to run Windows on the mac laptop to play...