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# FriendlyElec T6 ARM Hardware installer | ||
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# x86 Hardware Installer | ||
> x86 images are coming soon, please try our [VM images](./vms.md) |
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# Inbound Ports: 22556 (core), 42069 (Dogenet) | ||
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Depending on what Pups you install you will likely want to forward | ||
inbound connections. Installing Dogecoin Core Pup requires port 22556 | ||
and for Dogenet 42069, other Pups may also require inbound connection | ||
forwarding, depending on what they do. | ||
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# Home routers | ||
In most homes, computers connect to the Internet through a modem or a router, | ||
which is configured to block incoming connections to most ports. To forward | ||
ports, you will need to follow the following steps. | ||
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Please refer to your router’s manual for specific instructions. | ||
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1. Access your router’s control panel using your internet browser. Usually, most | ||
routers have a control panel accessible at https://192.168.0.1 or at | ||
https://192.168.1.1. Sometimes, a sticker is placed on the bottom or the side | ||
of the router listing the IP. | ||
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2. Login into the control panel of the router. You will need to use the username | ||
and password provided by the router manufacturer. Sometimes, a sticker is placed | ||
on the bottom or the side of the router revealing the admin password. | ||
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3. In the router’s control panel, assign a static IP to your Dogebox. This is normally | ||
done in the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) page. | ||
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4. In the router’s control panel, configure port forwarding: forward all inbound | ||
traffic from 22556 (core) and 42069 (Dogenet) to the same ports at the static IP | ||
you assigned to your Dogebox. |
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