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# Interface IClientClusterNode

Interface representing a single cluster node obtained through a thin client. You can get a list of all nodes in grid by calling GetNodes().

You can use Ignite node attributes to provide static information about a node. This information is initialized once within grid, during node startup, and remains the same throughout the lifetime of a node.

All members are thread-safe and may be used concurrently from multiple threads.

##### Inherited Members

IBaselineNode.ConsistentId
IBaselineNode.Attributes

###### Namespace: Apache.Ignite.Core.Client

###### Assembly: Apache.Ignite.Core.dll

##### Syntax

    public interface IClientClusterNode : IBaselineNode

### Properties

#### Addresses

Collection of addresses this node is known by.

##### Declaration

    ICollection<string> Addresses { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<System.String> | Collection of addresses.

#### HostNames

Collection of host names this node is known by.

##### Declaration

    ICollection<string> HostNames { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<System.String> | Collection of host names.

#### Id

Globally unique node ID. A new ID is generated every time a node restarts.

##### Declaration

    Guid Id { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Guid |

#### IsClient

Gets a value indicating whether or not this node is connected to cluster as a client.

Do not confuse client in terms of discovery and client in terms of cache. Cache clients cannot carry data, while topology clients connect to the topology in a different way.

##### Declaration

    bool IsClient { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Boolean | `true` if this node is a client node, `false otherwise.`.

#### IsDaemon

Tests whether or not this node is a daemon.

Daemon nodes are the usual Ignite nodes that participate in topology but not visible on the main APIs, i.e. they are not part of any projections.

Daemon nodes are used primarily for management and monitoring functionality that is build on Ignite and needs to participate in the topology but should be excluded from "normal" topology so that it won't participate in task execution or in-memory database.

Application code should never use daemon nodes.

##### Declaration

    bool IsDaemon { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Boolean |

#### IsLocal

Tests whether or not this node is a local node.

##### Declaration

    bool IsLocal { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Boolean |

#### Order

Node order within grid topology. Discovery SPIs that support node ordering will assign a proper order to each node and will guarantee that discovery event notifications for new nodes will come in proper order. All other SPIs not supporting ordering may choose to return node startup time here.

##### Declaration

    long Order { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
System.Int64 |

#### Version

Gets an Ignite node version.

##### Declaration

    IgniteProductVersion Version { get; }

##### Property Value

Type | Description
--- | ---
IgniteProductVersion |