I know this has been asked a few times, and i read all other threads, but can’t figure out why my node shows offline.
I’m running 2 docker instances on a Linux server (CentOs), 2 drives… preparing to get my second ISP hooked up by early next week.
My identity folder contains 6 files: 3 ca files and 3 identity files. The grep BEGIN commands return 2 and 3.
I’ve changed the port to 28968 for the second node. My port forwarding is set up correctly (Open Port Check Tool - Test Port Forwarding on Your Router) and works fine. I’ve tried changing the port in the config.yaml file too, but my node still says offline. Docker runs with -p 28968:28967 and -e ADDRESS=“my-host:28968” (and ran it with IP:28968 too)
Docker restarted, no change.
Nodes have different IDs
I’ve enabled debug logging, but not much info in there either.
Are you running 2 nodes on the same OS? One with the public IP and one with a ddns, because you assigned them any IP address, not a single IP because if its 2 different network cards you need to tell which one to point it at. Because from what I see your using 1 network card from this config.
Currently, i am using 1 IP and 1 card. I am preparing, will get a new line at the end of week. I wanted to start the node and swap the IP on Friday.
I know i have to run the docker with a different -e ADDRESS and i read that i might have to do some other stuff in the server too, which is fine. If i can get the second one to work
Then I would just match the ip for both to get them running for now. Instead of having it connect though a proxy or ddns Cause I see one starts with a 10 and one starts with another address, Why not just make them both using the same public IP address instead?