# Validators

State of the Network Check on Solana:

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* **Current**: Number of Live validators, and total % of them within the system
* **Delinquent** : number of Sol Validator that are not active in the current network&#x20;
* **Weighted skip rate**: % of assigned slots that validators have missed.
* **Stake**: total amount of SOL,(since genesis) has been stake
* **Node version**: Distribution of software update types across all Solana Validators.

The second section goes in-depth about the validator sets, and their current status across the board.&#x20;

**All Validators**: Gives you a proper view on validators' performance across the&#x20;

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* **Identity**: Name of the&#x20;
* **Vote account**: the account that the validator votes with
* **Commission**: How much do validators earn on their execution and voting
* **Last vote slot**: The last time slot that the validator construct a block
* **Root vote slot**: The last slot to reach full lockout commitment necessary for&#x20;
* **Skip rate**: percentage of blocks get passed on to other validators&#x20;
* **Credit**: the number of rewards the validator has generated through its lifetime
* **Version**: The version of the validator
* **Active stake**: the amount of SOL staked to the validator

**Node versions**: Monitor node version across the node systems

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* **Version**: The version of the validators
* **Current**: the number of validators active following the version
* **Delinquent**: the number of validators inactive following the version
* **Total**: the total number of validators using the node&#x20;

**Leader Schedule**

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* **Slot**: the time block
* **Leader**: the validator that conduct the block.


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