Nodes disqualified due to long internet breakdown

Node Operators troubleshooting
, ,
1

Hello,

I had a major internet breakdown on my home connection that took my ISP one month to fix …
Unfortunately my storj nodes were offline during the whole time.

I restarted then as soon as the connection was repaired and they were disqualified. This is the very first time (and I hope the last time) I had such a long breakdown …

Is there any hope they can be re-qualified ?

Many thanks.
Olivier (France)

There was 4 nodes :

1znKZnrgzaW4LMkSQ8R6hT71Xwru3n1Ko9Lx8dBrAcndompCkr
12UfXqwwyyFTez3yRWDNBfemY9bfCpYPGQDw4FVvdzPpT9rLC94
16mbS7fERLnkLeB3Qozf2fNtiWWHAxH5P7tbkAckawXndkDeee
1D4FKSKbaZdRMNd5h4H1h5L33UZnNmZ7jarGhC9L4hFYUgtnWb

image
image865×1811 120 KB

2

Disqualification is permanent, unfortunately, and you’d have to start a new node. You could run the new node in conjunction with the old node and eventually, when the new node is vetted, run graceful exit on the old one.

3

Why would it be useful to run disqualified nodes, I don’t follow you? :thinking:

4

Afaik you cannot run graceful exit on a disqualified node, so I agree it would not be useful to continue running the node(s) unless they are still not disqualified on some satellites.

5

You’re right @heunland. I misread and assumed the node was not disqualified from all satellites.