Update your Validator

How to Update your node

radixnode docker setup  \
     -u \
     -n fullnode \
     -r 1.0-beta.37 \
     -t radix://tn1qgtjz4432e7ghdfsdc6ssu4v63rwxk2g84e4yedadeasfsfaw3995l9gl6l@52.215.119.169

The -u option specifies that this launch of the node will be an update, causing radixnode to create a backup of the current configuration file and ensure that the node has stopped before applying the changes.

The -n option sets the node type, which can be either fullnode or archivenode.

The r option is optional and specifies the release of the node software you wish to install. If not provided it will use the latest release from https://github.com/radixdlt/radixdlt/releases.

-t is the IP address of a radix node that you can use to join the network.

Again, select a seed node closest to where your host is located.

the third -t switch is for the seed node that you use to connect to the network. You would normally choose a node closest to your hosting region.

Asia Pacific (south-east)

radix://tn1qdg87mk4gr8dlmfv82y9cqleqkcjm0fxlxe8vhcxvskd3k90jcmgk4ewsmw@13.210.91.116

radix://tn1qfzy56n7wsspqjn8kal8n4ls9rs6lth3x6fzqhhdgqa7emwqz9w8j0xp4e3@3.106.19.89

radix://tn1qt86e6vjvlcvmhgcgeu4szkmd70kg54g0j2fef9ttpt738xp0jjlv693c92@54.206.193.154

Asia Pacific (south)

radix://tn1qvgnymu94dw5gfug2e678x9h0puupk8vkm0z0083744jscukqvgsxjpgrnr@3.108.246.15

radix://tn1qdhf7aeat739n77e227l3vgvv56kntp20ennaj38t5jc8988r5s2zxzxp77@3.108.209.244

radix://tn1qwrerrj64fc66v8ztcgd2fr8szx73k7ermkg5hyy8q7qelnu48svw44m362@3.108.183.207

EU (west)