Full Node Synchronization
Introduction
The Full Node Synchronization service is now available for standalone purchase. Users who subscribes to Tier 2 or higher will receive a free quota (the number of full nodes allowed for connection) based on your plan tier.
The full-node synchronization service enables low-latency synchronization for Ethereum clients, leveraging high-performance networks. Different from subscribing to block data streams, Ethereum client can directly establish P2P connections with Relay in nearby areas, which synchronizes the latest blocks to the Ethereum clients through P2P network. Users can obtain the latest block events and world state in the first time.
Price & Free quota
The Full Node Synchronization service is available for separate purchase, and the price of a single enode is detailed in the table below. Users who subscribes to Tier 2 or higher will receive a free quota (the number of full nodes allowed for connection) based on your plan tier.
Standalone Purchase
1 month
100%
$500(1 * $500)
3 months
95%
$1425(3 * $475)
6 months
90%
$2700(6 * $450)
9 months
85%
$3825(9 * $425)
12 months
80%
$4800(12 * $400)
Free Quota of Subscription Plan
Number of full nodes allowed to connect
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-
2
5
30
Relay IP
Frankfurt
euc1-az2
35.157.64.49:50051
Tokyo
apne1-az4
54.249.93.63:50051
Ireland
euw1-az1
3.248.65.151:50051
Virginia
use1-az4
52.205.173.134:50051
Instruction
Step 1: Add Enode
Add Enode for Free
Go to https://www.blockrazor.io, click [Register] in the upper right corner to complete the registration
Log in to the Portal, go to [Pricing], select Tier 2 or above, and click [Get Started]

Confirm the subscription duration and payment method and complete the payment
Go to [Service] - [Full Node Sync], click [Add Enode]

Select the region where Relay is located (it is recommended to select the region closest to the geographical location of your Geth node), enter the Enode of the Ethereum client that needs to be connected, and click [Confirm] to complete the addition.

Return to the Enode list and click [Copy Relay Enode]
Purchasing Enode separately
Go to https://www.blockrazor.io, click [Register] in the upper right corner to complete the registration
Go to [Service] - [Full Node Sync], click [Add Enode]

Select the region where Relay is located (it is recommended to select the region closest to the geographical location of your Geth node), enter the Enode of the Ethereum client that needs to be connected, and click [Confirm]

Confirm the service duration and payment method and complete the payment
Return to the Enode list and click [Copy Relay Enode](Note: the enode is created only when the payment is completed)
Step 2: Open ports to allow relay access
If your Ethereum client is deployed on AWS or other cloud services, you should additionally configure inbound rules for the security group.
Access your own Ethereum client's server and execute commands to set up the firewall to allow Relay access.
"source address" is the IP of Relay which can be acquired from Relay IP
The port for the Ethereum client to allow Relay access is generally set as the default, which is 30311. You can modify this based on your own node configuration.
Reload the firewall configuration to make the changes take effect.
Step 3: Check the connection status(Enable the admin namespace in the Geth node as an example)
Wait for 10 minutes, access the Geth node, execute the curl command to check the connection status
In the returned data, query the Relay Enode address (which can be copied from the Portal). If the address is found, it proves that the connection is successful.
If the connection status is found to be abnormal after inquiry, it may be due to network communication problems between nodes. Please go to Discord to contact us.
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