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docs/_getting-started/creating-private-network-puppeth.md
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@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ Setting up a private network can be a complex task; you need to configure a gene
Any node you want to connect to the private network has some prerequisites:
- The ethereum toolchain
- Docker
- A running instance of Geth
- [The ethereum toolchain](./install-and-build/installing-geth)
- [Docker](https://www.docker.com/get-started)
- [A running instance of Geth](./getting-started)
You may have these already, but for ease of testing, [we have a vagrant file](https://github.com/ChrisChinchilla/Puppeth-Vagrant) you can use to create a two-node test cluster.
You may have these already running locally or remotely, but for ease of testing, [we have a vagrant file](https://github.com/ChrisChinchilla/Puppeth-Vagrant) you can use to create a two-node test cluster.
With your nodes and geth running, run the following command:
@ -27,7 +27,11 @@ Puppeth guides you through adding nodes to a private network, and this tutorial
First, create a name for your network, for example, `vagrantnet`.
Puppeth then gives you four choices. Before any other steps, you need to add the instances. The IP addresses for the Vagrant nodes are "192.168.56.101" and "192.168.56.102". Select option `3` again, and then `2`, and add the IP address for one instance in the format `vagrant@192.168.56.101`, the password is "vagrant". Select option `3` again for adding the second node.
Puppeth then gives you choices on what to do next. Before any other steps, you need to add the instances by selecting the option to _Track a new remote server_. Add a server in the format `[username[:identity]@]hostname[:port]`.
If you're using our example cluster, then the IP addresses for the Vagrant nodes are "192.168.56.101" and "192.168.56.102", and the username for each node is `vagrant` and the password `password`.
Select option `3` again, and then `2`, and add the IP address for one instance in the format `vagrant@192.168.56.101`, the password is "vagrant". Select option `3` again for adding the second node.
You should now see a table listing the two nodes.