Checking subnet /24

[Aka985]

Hello,
Incoming traffiv on one of my node become half of the normal. I have seen command which can check quantity of nodes under one subnet, but can’t find with search. Could you help with link?

Regards,
Alexander

[ACarneiro]

It’s not a command as such.
You can go to this link at StorjNet, input your IP address and it should tell you how many nodes are running on that /24

[Roxor]

You can also pull it from the StorjNet API if you want it on the CLI. Like substitute your IP onto the end of something like this:

wget -q --output-document - https://storjnet.info/api/neighbors/85.143.219.169

…and you should get a chunk of JSON with your peer count: similar to this:

{“ok”:true,“result”:{“count”:42}}

[ACarneiro]

I stand humbly corrected

[donald.m.motsinger]

@Roxor

wget -q --output-document - https://storjnet.info/api/neighbors/85.143.219.169

…and you should get a chunk of JSON with your peer count: similar to this:

{“ok”:true,“result”:{“count”:42}}

If you have jq installed, just pipe the result into it.

wget -q --output-document - https://storjnet.info/api/neighbors/85.143.219.169 | jq -r .result.count

[Aka985]

Thanks to everybody! I did