Quote from: moejoejay on October 24, 2022, 01:13:27 PM

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The issue was opening a channel between two Electrum wallets (e.g. "Electrum wallet 1" as your Electrum wallet, "Electrum wallet 2" as remote node).
Means that "Electrum wallet 1" should be able to open a channel by using "Electrum wallet 2" 's nodeid (and IP).

Ok than i missunderstood this, u mean the direct connection between 2 wallets with the same ln node or.

I tried this out with an same endurance Node on both (local/remote) sides.
Works flawless
but may u mean anything else

No, if you follow the previous conversation, it'll point you to the quoted reply in the post at the top of this page.
It's all about direct connection between two Electrum, so there'll be no other node like "endurance" in between.

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Quote from: satscraper on February 10, 2022, 02:11:41 PM

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Thanks, that helped. Now I have the choice between two options one of which is Remote Node ID and this is exactly what I would like to use. But I'd like to have channel exclusively between two wallets I own, no middle-position node in between. Is that possible or the only way for me to have my wallets LN-connected is to establish connection of each of two wallets to one and the same known peer?

As you can see, what you've tried is always been possible and the "only way" if direct connection wont work.
But what he want is a direct channel between his two Electrum wallets, which doesn't work.