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The IDF {{Inline-code|nodeIDF.json|text}} is located in this directory.
The IDF {{Inline-code|nodeIDF.json|text}} is located in this directory.
If you cannot find your IDF, you can retrieve it from [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rX6fNT6gQHdXa-FUhO0HtO85_xgU1Cre the repository of IDFs]. The files are named as the base 64 encoding of your node ID. You can use the map.csv to convert from your standard node ID or application ID.

Revision as of 20:31, 7 March 2022

The BetaNet Node credentials consist of the Node private key, the Node public certificate, and the Node IDF, which are both located on the Node machine:

  • /opt/xxnetwork/creds/node_key.key
  • /opt/xxnetwork/creds/node-cert.crt
  • /opt/xxnetwork/node-logs/nodeIDF.json

First, connect to the machine. Refer to Get SSH Connection Info for more information.

Node Private Key

To get the Node private key, change the directory to the credentials folder /opt/xxnetwork/creds/.


The private key node_key.key is located in this directory.

Node Public Certificate

To get the Node public certificate, change the directory to the credentials folder /opt/xxnetwork/creds/.


The public certificate node-cert.cert is located in this directory.

Node IDF

To get the Node private key, change the directory to the log folder /opt/xxnetwork/node-logs/.


The IDF nodeIDF.json is located in this directory.

If you cannot find your IDF, you can retrieve it from the repository of IDFs. The files are named as the base 64 encoding of your node ID. You can use the map.csv to convert from your standard node ID or application ID.