Every validator is known by an alias in the network. This alias can only contain letters and numbers.
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Node Location - City *
Please give us the city name where your node is located. If you don't know the city and using a cloud provider, please provide us with the hosting region (ex. AWS West 2)
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Node Location - Country *
Please give us the name of the country where your node is located.
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Node IP address *
The public, world-routable IP address for other validators to connect to your validator. (The IP address of the Node NIC)
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Node Port *
The TCP port that will be used for other validators to communicate with your validator. This port number should be between 9700 - 9799.
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Client IP address *
The public, world-routable IP address for clients and agents to connect to your validator. (The IP address of the Client NIC in your validator.)
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Client Port *
The TCP port that will be used for clients and agents to connect to your validator. This port number should be between 9700 - 9799 and should be different than the Node Port.
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Validator Node ID *
This is the unique identifier for your Validator Node. In the init_indy_node command output, it is "Verification key is " value in step 3.2.3 of the Validator Preparation Guide.
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Steward DID *
This is the unique identifier for your Steward entity. It can be found in output of the "did new seed=" command in step 3.1.2
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Steward Verkey *
The verkey of your Steward entity. Also found in the output of the "did new seed=" command