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### Setting multiaddresses
It it possible to set multiaddresses for the miner to listen on in a miner's `config.toml` file
(by default, it is located at `~/.lotusminer/config.toml`).
Set multiaddresses for the miner to listen on in a miner's `config.toml` file
(by default, it is located at `~/.lotusminer/config.toml`). The `ListenAddresses` in this file should be interface listen addresses (usually `/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/PORT`), and the `AnnounceAddresses` should match the addresses being passed to `set-addrs`.
Once added, set the on-chain record of your miner's listen addresses:
The addresses passed to `set-addrs` parameter in the commands below should be currently active and dialable; confirm they are before entering them.
Once the config file has been updated, set the on-chain record of the miner's listen addresses:
```
lotus-miner actor set-addrs <multiaddr_1> <multiaddr_2> ... <multiaddr_n>
```
This updates the `MinerInfo` object in your miner's actor, which will be looked up
This updates the `MinerInfo` object in the miner's actor, which will be looked up
when a client attempts to make a deal. Any number of addresses can be provided.
For example:
Example:
```
lotus-miner actor set-addrs /ip4/123.123.73.123/tcp/12345 /ip4/223.223.83.223/tcp/23456