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# Steps to locate beacon rpc provider

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1. Open your[ AWS console](https://aws.amazon.com/console) and login into your account.
2. Open Elastic Container Service(ECS) from the console.
3. Click on the cluster you created to run your node.
4. You will be able to see services which are already running inside your cluster. There will be 2 services already running inside your cluster. One is the gateway related service(you are likely to have named this the validator\_gateway\_service or something similar) and the second one is the validator service(you are likely to have named this the validator\_service).
5. Click on the validator\_service and navigate to the "Configuration" bar.
6. Click on the Task definition.
7. Go to the “JSON” tab and locate the flag “--beacon-rpc-provider” or “--beacon-node-api-endpoint”. That is your ip address, which you will need to add in place of \<IP> in the command.

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