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name mynet
namespace public
workbit 8
boot <bootstrap-node1's public key> bootstrap-node1:62096
boot <bootstrap-node2's public key> bootstrap-node2:62096
peer <peer1's public key>
peer <peer2's public key>
I do not want the bootstrap nodes to participate in the network, I just want them to distribute packets.
The config for a node that participates in the network looks like this:
name mynet
namespace public
subnet 192.168.x.0/24
workbit 8
boot <bootstrap-node1's public key> bootstrap-node1:62096
boot <bootstrap-node2's public key> bootstrap-node2:62096
trust peer1.vpn 192.168.x.1 <peer1's public key>
trust peer2.vpn 192.168.x.2 <peer1's public key>
I didn't gather from the docs how information about the peers propagates - so I made it explicit.
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Looks like to bootstrap, connections are made to
bootstrap.wirehub.io
. What is running on that server and how can I run it locally/for myself?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: