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* A single address book node in the network state. Each node in the network address book SHALL represent a single actual consensus node that is eligible to participate in network consensus. Address book nodes SHALL NOT be _globally_ uniquely identified. A given node is only valid within a single realm and shard combination, so the identifier for a network node SHALL only be unique within a single realm and shard combination.
* A consensus node identifier. <p> Node identifiers SHALL be globally unique for a given ledger.
* An account identifier. <p> This account SHALL be owned by the entity responsible for the node.<br/> This account SHALL be charged transaction fees for any transactions that are submitted to the network by this node and fail due diligence checks.<br/> This account SHALL be paid the node portion of transaction fees for transactions submitted by this node.
* A short description of the node. <p> This value, if set, MUST NOT exceed `transaction.maxMemoUtf8Bytes` (default 100) bytes when encoded as UTF-8.
* A list of service endpoints for gossip. <p> These endpoints SHALL represent the published endpoints to which other consensus nodes may _gossip_ transactions.<br/> If the network configuration value `gossipFqdnRestricted` is set, then all endpoints in this list SHALL supply only IP address.<br/> If the network configuration value `gossipFqdnRestricted` is _not_ set, then endpoints in this list MAY supply either IP address or FQDN, but SHALL NOT supply both values for the same endpoint.<br/> This list SHALL NOT be empty.<br/> This list SHALL NOT contain more than `10` entries.<br/> The first two entries in this list SHALL be the endpoints published to all consensus nodes.<br/> All other entries SHALL be reserved for future use.
* A list of service endpoints for client calls. <p> These endpoints SHALL represent the published endpoints to which clients may submit transactions.<br/> These endpoints SHALL specify a port.<br/> Endpoints in this list MAY supply either IP address or FQDN, but SHALL NOT supply both values for the same endpoint.<br/> This list SHALL NOT be empty.<br/> This list SHALL NOT contain more than `8` entries.
* A certificate used to sign gossip events. <p> This value SHALL be a certificate of a type permitted for gossip signatures.<br/> This value SHALL be the DER encoding of the certificate presented.<br/> This field is REQUIRED and MUST NOT be empty.
* A hash of the node gRPC certificate. <p> This value MAY be used to verify the certificate presented by the node during TLS negotiation for gRPC.<br/> This value SHALL be a SHA-384 hash.<br/> The TLS certificate to be hashed SHALL first be in PEM format and SHALL be encoded with UTF-8 NFKD encoding to a stream of bytes provided to the hash algorithm.<br/> This field is OPTIONAL.
* A consensus weight. <p> Each node SHALL have a weight in consensus calculations.<br/> The consensus weight of a node SHALL be calculated based on the amount of HBAR staked to that node.<br/> Consensus SHALL be calculated based on agreement of greater than `2/3` of the total `weight` value of all nodes on the network. <p> This field is deprecated and SHALL NOT be used when RosterLifecycle is enabled.
* A flag indicating this node is deleted. <p> If this field is set, then this node SHALL NOT be included in the next update of the network address book.<br/> If this field is set, then this node SHALL be immutable and SHALL NOT be modified.<br/> If this field is set, then any `nodeUpdate` transaction to modify this node SHALL fail.
* An administrative key controlled by the node operator. <p> This key MUST sign each transaction to update this node.<br/> This field MUST contain a valid `Key` value.<br/> This field is REQUIRED and MUST NOT be set to an empty `KeyList`.
* A flag indicating this node declines node rewards distributed at the end of staking period. <p> If this field is set, then this node SHALL NOT receive any node rewards distributed at the end of the staking period.