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is it possible to seal blocks without having to unlock the account?

Sealer account has to be unlocked, otherwise you can not sign and you'll not be able to seal blocks.

From the security perspective, it's a bad idea to have ana RPC port open at a sealer node. While in test, you can do it like this, but if you plan to setup the production environment, I would recommend to have a separate node for the sealer.

is it possible to seal blocks without having to unlock the account?

Sealer account has to be unlocked, otherwise you can not sign and you'll not be able to seal blocks.

From the security perspective, it's a bad idea to have an RPC port open at a sealer node. While in test, you can do it like this, but if you plan to setup the production environment, I would recommend to have a separate node for the sealer.

is it possible to seal blocks without having to unlock the account?

Sealer account has to be unlocked, otherwise you can not sign and you'll not be able to seal blocks.

From the security perspective, it's a bad idea to have a RPC port open at a sealer node. While in test, you can do it like this, but if you plan to setup the production environment, I would recommend to have a separate node for the sealer.

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ivicaa
ivicaa
  • 7.5k
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  • 21
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is it possible to seal blocks without having to unlock the account?

Sealer account has to be unlocked, otherwise you can not sign and you'll not be able to seal blocks.

From the security perspective, it's a bad idea to have an RPC port open at a sealer node. While in test, you can do it like this, but if you plan to setup the production environment, I would recommend to have a separate node for the sealer.