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Original Content by Tigger on September 5, 2018
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Import a Z Address Private Key From Your Connected Node Into Your Arizen Wallet
You can import an existing Z address by importing it's private key or spending key. Click on Import a private key and add an address name, the key and the address type. The Secure/Super Node should re-scan the blockchain upon import of a new key.
If you're unable to spend after import (and re-scan completed), you will need to manually force a full re-scan on the connected node through an SSH terminal.
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sudo systemctl stop zend && zend -rescan |
This may take up to several hours, and any zen-cli commands will return an error until the re-scan has completed.
Once the re-scan has completed (zend LED in Arizen turns green), you will need to stop zend and restart it with systemd to re-enable process monitoring and automatic certification renewal.
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zen-cli stop && sudo systemctl start zend |
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