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  • Step 1: Set up a Handshake client
  • Option A: Setting up the light client
  • Option B: Run the full node
  • Step 2: Update your DNS settings

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Resolving Handshake locally

The first step in working with Handshake is setting up your machine to be able to resolve Handshake domains.

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Step 1: Set up a Handshake client

Option A: Setting up the light client

Option B: Run the full node

Run the full node - see

Step 2: Update your DNS settings

Community documentation here
Setting up the light client
hsd-dev.org
Setting your Operating System DNS