Re: Official FutureBit Apollo LTC Image and Support thread
I have two Apollo's and I've upgraded both of them to the latest update with one running a full node. It's only been up for a short time and it's showing 9 connections so it looks like everything is working correctly (I also noticed the node count for futurebit went up by one, so I'm hoping that's me!!! 
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My question is, can I run another node on my other Apollo? Would it work since they're both behind the same firewall? Can you have multiple nodes behind a single firewall without having multiple public IP addresses?
)My question is, can I run another node on my other Apollo? Would it work since they're both behind the same firewall? Can you have multiple nodes behind a single firewall without having multiple public IP addresses?
The 1st Apollo is fine. It uses upn and correctly uses assigned port, 9333.
The 2nd Apollo, you need to manually map an unused port and forward it to your 2nd Apollo.
So, yes you can have multiple nodes behind a single firewall and 1 public IP address - safe and secure.