Stopping or Restarting the node with the CLI
Introduction
Once you have installed, configured, and started up your node using the radixnode
CLI, you can also use it to stop or restart your node in an orderly fashion.
Stopping your node
This command will shut down a systemd
or docker
node, and is executed differently depending on which kind of installation you’re running.
Restarting your node
Restart the node using the following command:
radixnode docker start \
-f radix-fullnode-compose.yml \ (1)
-t radix://rn1qgf0tug4nmxfa7su8zsu8pejzq48eeglvxf8le09cuy0nsghzg44weacz2q@3.109.36.249 (2)
1 | The -f option is the name of the composition file to invoke the service. If your service is a full node then use radix-fullnode-compose.yml . Use radix-archivenode-compose.yml if you’re service is an archive node.
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2 | The -t setting is the trusted node IP address your service will use to attach to the Radix network. You can choose from one of the following:
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radixnode systemd restart