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questions about available commands for monerod (previously called bitmonerod)
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How can I check if my node allows incoming connections?
You can type the command status in monerod. This will show something like the following, in green:
Height: 1226605/1226605 (100.0%) on mainnet, not mining, net hash
51.39 MH/s, v4, up to date, 8 …
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What does the "default" priority (priority = 0) do in monero-wallet-cli?
This is how the current 0.18.1 Monero fee logic works for each fee level:
0 (default): If there's a backlog in tx pool, use Normal (5x). If the last 10 blocks on chain use up 80% or more of the full …
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