How to start local ethereum node with coinbase and attach to mainnode?

Start the local ethereum node
geth --etherbase '0xaaCC95676c5A8EFa514889bEB8b32eff2124603e' --mine

Connect to local ethereum node
geth attach

To view the miner details use the following command
> eth.coinbase


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