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Erigon 2 Documentation
  • Welcome to Erigon 2
    • Disclaimer
    • Project Links
  • ELI5 NODES
    • How to run an Ethereum node
    • How to run a Gnosis Chain node
    • How to run a Polygon node
  • Basic usage
    • Getting started
      • Linux and MacOS
      • Windows
      • Docker
    • Usage
      • Type of Node
    • Upgrading from a previous version
    • Supported Networks
    • Default Ports and Firewalls
    • Otterscan
    • Wallet
  • Advanced Usage
    • Configure Erigon
    • Consensus Layer
      • Prysm
      • Lighthouse
      • JWT secret
      • Block production
    • Options
    • RPC daemon
    • TxPool
    • Sentry
    • Downloader
    • TLS Authentication
    • ❔FAQ
    • External resources
      • Erigon on a Raspberry Pi 4
  • DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
    • Introduction
    • Installation
    • Setup
    • User Interface
  • About
    • Contributing to Erigon
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Lighthouse

How to run Erigon with Lighthouse as external Consensus Layer client

Last updated 7 months ago

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Lighthouse is another popular client that combined with Erigon can be used for block building. Documentation can be found here:

The basic steps to run Erigon + Lighthouse are:

  1. Install and run Erigon. Erigon will automatically create a .

  2. Install and run Lighthouse, pointing to JWT secret created by Erigon.

See also ELI5 nodes examples of configuration.

https://lighthouse-book.sigmaprime.io/intro.html
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