Quick Reference Commands

Navigate to your testnet folder and run these commands...

🐳 1. Daemon Management (Docker: sn01)

These commands allow you to interact with the daemon running inside your Docker container.

Set Log Level - Log Level Reference

• 0: Default (Information only, very clean)

• 1: Debug (Detailed info on sync and connections)

• 2: Trace (Very verbose, showing packet details)

• 3: Extreme (Shows almost everything, uses lots of CPU/Disk)

• 4: Developer (Only used for finding deep bugs)

docker exec sn01 /usr/local/bin/xeq-d --testnet --rpc-admin=127.0.0.1:18091 set_log 1

Action	Linux / Windows Command
Basic Status	docker exec sn01 /usr/local/bin/xeq-d --testnet --rpc-admin=127.0.0.1:18091 status
SN Info (Keys/Reg)	docker exec sn01 /usr/local/bin/xeq-d --testnet --rpc-admin=127.0.0.1:18091 print_sn
Sync Details	docker exec sn01 /usr/local/bin/xeq-d --testnet --rpc-admin=127.0.0.1:18091 sync_info
Peer List	docker exec sn01 /usr/local/bin/xeq-d --testnet --rpc-admin=127.0.0.1:18091 print_pl
Quorum Status	docker exec sn01 /usr/local/bin/xeq-d --testnet --rpc-admin=127.0.0.1:18091 print_sn_status
Live Logs	docker logs -f sn01

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💰 2. Wallet CLI Operations

Common commands to use within the xeq-wallet-cli.

Priority Transfers (Non-Blink)

Use these if you want to send a transaction without using the Blink (instant) network, typically for lower fees.Syntax: transfer [priority] <address> <amount># Example: Sending 100,000 XEQ with unimportant prioritytransfer unimportant XEQT6hQJgqtLqsXb595AM5CxgxbM9tTVWW5yNyYF8hq8XHBHmi2hFBF7vQ3ipsrr5cfGKejDoqCTJVtoPqG4j1yP5AcemuvRkR 100000

Priority Levels:

1. unimportant (Lowest fee, non-Blink)

2. normal

3. elevated

4. priority

5. blink (Default, instant transaction)

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🛠 3. Troubleshooting & Maintenance

Enter the Container Shell:If you need to explore the container file system or run manual scripts:docker exec -it sn01 /bin/bashRestart the Daemon:docker restart sn01Check Resource Usage:docker stats sn01

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💡 Pro-Tips

• Linux Users: Install jq (sudo apt install jq) to handle JSON RPC responses from the daemon if you are writing custom automation scripts.

• Logs: If your node is acting up, the first thing to check is docker logs --tail 100 sn01 to see the most recent errors.

• Syncing: If status shows you are many blocks behind, check sync_info to see if you are actively downloading from peers.

Quick Commands

View service node logs:

docker logs -f sn01

View wallet RPC logs:

docker logs wallet-rpc

Open wallet:

docker exec -it sn01 /usr/local/bin/xeq-wallet-cli --testnet --wallet-file=/data/sn01 --password=my_password --daemon-address=127.0.0.1:18091

Check running containers:

docker ps

Stop service node:

docker stop sn01

Start service node again:

docker start sn01

Restart service node:

docker restart sn01