Pain in the A** - Nem NIS, exporting and complicated steps for average user

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#1

I am really stressed out right now. The NIS client that i used to run keeps getting stuck at block 211000 approx. I have tried to synch for 2 days now. Getting about 1 block per hour. This is rediculous. I deleted my client file so i tried entering via mobil wallet. Not possible. I then read that you need to export to nano which now is not possible because i deleted the NIS client.

Your technology is not ready for the everyday user. I have less problems using the IOTA Tangle which in itself is pain in the A**. Nem tops this by miles

#2

NANO Wallet is one of the most user friendly IMO, have you tried Nano wallet?

#3

NIS is not a client it’s the full node server software. If you’re talking about NCC then I’m not surprised you think it’s a pain in the ass, that’s why it’s been deprecated.
You don’t need to sync at all. Just use Nano use a remote node. In regards to why your NIS didn’t sync. I don’t know but it’s a problem on your end since nobody else has it. But like I said, you don’t even need NIS.
Mobile wallet wasn’t possible ? Why ?

If all you had done is download nano and created an account there you’d have been fine. That’s not complicated at all.

#4

You are making things way more difficult than they have to be. You do not need to run NIS, ever. In both NCC and Nanowallet, you can securely connect to a remote NIS, no chain syncing needed.
In NCC, you can change the NIS you connect to in the settings menu at the login screen.

#5

BS. It is a pain in the ass and Nano Wallet is not one of the best designed wallets out there.

To the original questioner:

Go here: C:\Users\Your_User_Name\nem\nis\data

Delete the files.

Go to the Bob server (randomly referenced in older NCC / NIS guides) download the most up to date “nis5_mainnet.h2” copy to the same directory: C:\Users\Your_User_Name\nem\nis\data

Start NIS again. That will probably solve your problem.

Saul: I ran a NIS node before, I want to run one now. Because I want to harvest locally. It shouldn’t be so damn complicated to get working. NEM is a royal pain in the ass.

And Saul, no, using the older NCC you could not work with it until NIS was synced. Sounds like you never used it.

#6

I have used it many times. You can choose a new NIS to connect to, even if your local NIS is not synced.

I answered your question in another thread. Please stop spamming our forum.

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#8

If you had answered my question, I would have stopped asking it.

Regards.

#10

For spam warning neglect.