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Moneropedia: add 'Daemon' entry
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coinbase: Coinbase Transaction
consensus: Consensus
cryptocurrency: Cryptocurrency
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Data Directory
denominations: Denominations
destination: Destination

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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coinbase: Coinbase-Transaktion
consensus: Konsens
cryptocurrency: Kryptowährung
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Datenverzeichnis
denominations: Stückelung
destination: Ziel

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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coinbase: Coinbase Transaction
consensus: Consensus
cryptocurrency: Cryptocurrency
daemon: Daemon
denominations: Denominations
destination: Destination
encryption: Encryption

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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@ -681,6 +681,7 @@ moneropedia:
coinbase: Transacción de Coinbase
consensus: Consenso
cryptocurrency: Criptomoneda
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Directorio de Datos
denominations: Denominaciones
destination: Destino

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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@ -681,6 +681,7 @@ moneropedia:
coinbase: Transaction de la base de la pièce
consensus: Consensus
cryptocurrency: Cryptomonnaie
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Répertoire de Données
denominations: Dénominations
destination: Destination

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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@ -678,6 +678,7 @@ moneropedia:
coinbase: Transazione Coinbase
consensus: Consensus
cryptocurrency: Cryptovaluta
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Directory Dati
denominations: Denominazioni
destination: Destinazione

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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@ -683,6 +683,7 @@ moneropedia:
coinbase: Coinbase Transaction
consensus: Consensus
cryptocurrency: Cryptocurrency
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Data Directory
denominations: Denominations
destination: Destination

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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@ -680,6 +680,7 @@ moneropedia:
coinbase: Transakcja coinbase
consensus: zgoda
cryptocurrency: Kryptowaluta
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Katalog danych
denominations: Nominał
destination: Węzeł docelowy

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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coinbase: Transação coinbase
consensus: Consenso
cryptocurrency: Criptomoeda
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Diretório de dados
denominations: Denominações
destination: Destinação (I2P)

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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@ -695,6 +695,7 @@ moneropedia:
coinbase: Coinbase транзакция
consensus: Консенсус
cryptocurrency: Криптовалюта
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Директория данных
denominations: Номиналы
destination: Адрес назначения

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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coinbase: Paratabanı İşlemi
consensus: Uzlaşım
cryptocurrency: Kriptopara
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Veri Rehberi
denominations: Birimler
destination: Varış Noktası

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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coinbase: 区块奖励
consensus: 共识
cryptocurrency: 加密货币
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: 数据目录
denominations: 单位名称
destination: 目的地

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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coinbase: Coinbase Transaction
consensus: Consensus
cryptocurrency: Cryptocurrency
daemon: Daemon
data-directory: Data Directory
denominations: Denominations
destination: Destination

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terms: ["daemon"]
summary: "Background process which runs and controls a Monero node"
---
'Daemon' is the general term for a piece of software running in the background. In Monero, the Daemon is started through the 'monerod' program. If you run the Daemon locally, you are running a local @node. If the Daemon is running on another device it's a @remote-node. A @wallet, like the CLI or the GUI, needs to connect to a Daemon (local or remote) to relay @transactions to the network.
It's possible to send commands to the Daemon directly or through the RPC interface. See the [Daemon RPC guide]({{ site.baseurl_root }}/resources/developer-guides/daemon-rpc.html), which contains a detailed explanation (with examples) of the available RPC calls. For more detailed and technical information about the Daemon, see the Monerodocs reference at the bottom of this page.
---
##### Other Resources
<sub>1. The [monerod reference on Monerodocs.org](https://monerodocs.org/interacting/monerod-reference/)</sub><br>
<sub>2. 'Daemon' entry [on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing))</sub><br>
<sub>3. Monerod-tagged questions [on StackExchange](https://monero.stackexchange.com/?tags=monerod)</sub>

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---
layout: moneropedia
title: titles.moneropedia
entry: moneropedia.entries.daemon
---
@moneropedia_article
{% t global.lang_tag %}
{% tf resources/moneropedia/daemon.md %}