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I have a question, is it possible to have a miner solo mine to my node that is not on my local network?

I have ddns setup on my router and port forwarding setup for port 3333

The issue I see right now is when I check if port 3333 is open, it said it’s closed.

I have friends who have miners, we all want to point our miners to a single solo node

Is that even possible?

I wouldn't say "node" in this case.....

But I will say this:

It is possible for miners outside of your network to point their miners to your Apollo's built in pool assuming you have your network setup to allow such.

Port forwarding and firewall rules on your router must be configured correctly for this to work. Additionally you must have your Apollo running in solo mining mode.

If that is all set then have your friends use your ddns in their miners by them using: stratum+tcp://WHATEVERYOURDDNSDOMAINIS:3333

Yes it should be if your router/firewall is set to allow it. But I think that is why we have to use 8333 port forward is it allows the other nodes to connect to our node? I am sure there are others hee that understand it all better than me

yeah so I have 8333 and 3333 already port forwarded to my apollo node
weird that the 3333 port showed it was close yesterday but now it shows open, I guess all I have to is test now - will update when I get my results

thanks

just an update on this, the ddns on the route with no-ip and port forwarding did the trick without any problems.
if anyone is interested in solo mining with other apollos send me a dm

@poonasor
Just reading some older posts and came across yours which begs the question of how your Apollo would deal with remote high-diff miners pointed to your node/pool? Is there a way to set the diff or does it matter?

Cheers!