Specter on one computer and Bitcoin Core on a separate RaspberryPi

[jmdeacon]

Is it possible to have Specter installed on my main computer and have it connect to a full node on my RaspberryPi?

They are on the same local network.

[ben-kaufman]

Yes, just from Specter settings Bitcoin Core tab, turn off auto detect, and enter your RPC username and password, and put the node's local IP in the host field.

[jonathancross]

You can also us an ssh tunnel to make it look like the bitcoin core node is localhost like so:

ssh -nNT -L 8332:localhost:8332 user@your_RaspberryPi_node

Then Specter will just find it automatically.

[hollisp01]

If I put desktop Specter on laptop and then connect to RaspberryPi, do I still connect the cold wallet to the Pi or the Laptop for adding to Specter

[ben-kaufman]

The laptop

[jdelgadoesteban]

I have it set it up like this connecting to a node in a Pi 4 with Umbrel, however, for some reasons my Spectre Desktop app although connected successfully to the node and showing the funds I don't see those funds on my node wallet.

[hollisp01]

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