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Questions about Monero wallets that do use a full node and therefore must connect to and rely on a full node provided by someone else and/or located at another location
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How do I use a computer with a wallet to access a headless node at my home?
Yep! That can totally work. We'll call your headless node the Monerodo for simplicities sake (Monerodo = Monero Node).
On the Monerodo you want to launch monero with the following flag:
monerod --rp …
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