Not sure if I get your question correctly. Assuming you have a private network running with 5 clients on network ID 13337 and myGenesis.json chain configuration.
enode://0000..0001@192.168.178.101:36541enode://0000..0002@192.168.178.102:36542enode://0000..0003@192.168.178.103:36543enode://0000..0004@192.168.178.104:36544enode://0000..0005@192.168.178.105:36545
Add these nodes to a file, let's say myPrivateNetwork.txt, one entry per line:
enode://0000..0001@192.168.178.101:36541
enode://0000..0002@192.168.178.102:36542
enode://0000..0003@192.168.178.103:36543
enode://0000..0004@192.168.178.104:36544
enode://0000..0005@192.168.178.105:36545
And subsequently, run Parity with --chain myGenesis.json --network-id 13337 --reserved-peers myPrivateNetwork.txt --reserved-only. Or add it to the config file:
[parity]
chain = "myGenesis.json"
[network]
id = 13337
reserved_only = true
reserved_peers = "./myPrivateNetwork.txt"
This will establish a private network containing only your nodes:
--reserved-peers FILE Provide a file containing enodes, one per line.
These nodes will always have a reserved slot on top
of the normal maximum peers. (default: None)
--reserved-only Connect only to reserved nodes. (default: false)
Adding reserved peers also works from the Web3 console by issuing:
api.parity.addReservedPeer('enode://0000..0007@192.168.178.107:36547')
Note, that you have to enable the parity json rpc api.
You can also run a private development chain with parity --chain dev.
There was an incredible amount of network usage during the BAT token sale and it is taking far longer than normal for transactions to propagate. Your local parity client simply begins propagating the transaction on the block you specify, but there is no telling how long until another node decides to mine it (assuming you aren't mining yourself). You can see how many nodes the transaction has been sent to by looking at the local TXQueue Viewer app that comes with Parity.
Best Answer
To see balance of an account you should do like this:
1- Go to Contracts Tab (If it is not there enable it in Settings)
2- Click Contract you already watch or add it then choose it.
3- Under balanceOf click on address
4- click on address you want to see it's balance or enter it.
5- Click on Query
6- You can see it's balance without Decimal corrections there.
To transfer your tokens to another account you should do like this:
1- Go to Contracts Tab (If it is not there enable it in Settings)
2- Click Contract you already watch or add it then choose it.
3- Click on "execute"
4- in from account, Choose the account you want to transfer from.
5- in function to execute, choose transfer
6- in to address choose destination address.
7- in value choose the amount you want to transfer (Please pay enough attention to Decimals, Send very small amounts to be sure)
8- Click on "post transaction."