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Startup Arguments

Please see below for full lists of startup arguments you may use to configure the Gateway.

Required Gateway Arguments

Parameter
Description
Default
Example
auth-token
Assigns a JWT for initial usage Solana Gateway.
N/A
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tvu-port
Port of your Solana TVU port. Run solana-validator contact-info to find it.
8001
8001
tvu-forwards-port
Your solana TVU-Forwards-Port port. Run solana-validator contact-info to find it.
8002
8002
port
Specifies UDP port for communication with BDN. This port should be open for inbound/outbound traffic.
18888
18888, 18889, 18890 ....
network-interface
The Outbound network interface.
Use ifconfig to find the correct network interface (the one with inet value set to public ip address of your machine)
N/A
eno1
bdn-addr
Manually specifies the closest relay of the BDN via IP. See below for a list of available relays. Choose the closest one to your node.
N/A
54.235.72.180:8888

Optional Gateway Arguments

Parameter
Description
Default
Example
log-level
Sets the log level of the Gateway stdout.
Users should change log-file-level only if a detailed log is required. [Options: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR].
INFO
DEBUG
log-file-level
The log level of the log file (found in the logs directory).
Users should change log-file-level only if a detailed log is required. [Options: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR].
DEBUG
DEBUG
Note: The --network=host tag is a required startup parameter for the Docker command. It gives the container access to all network interfaces on the host machine.

Available relays:

Region
Address
London
18.168.47.69:8888
Virginia
54.235.72.180:8888
Tokyo
43.206.67.84:8888