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Re: I created a node info visualizer: Bitcion Node Dashboard
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Kepp
on 04/02/2025, 07:39:05 UTC
Looks pretty nice! If I may suggest I’d add cookie authentication support since user/pass is deprecated.

Cheers

Sure! thanks for your idea Cheesy
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Bitcion Node Dashboard
by
Kepp
on 22/01/2025, 08:21:21 UTC
I've recreated Mirobit's Bitcoin Node Manager with a modern look, easier installation and configuration, and a feature that shows how much data you've sent and received without resetting when restarting the node.

GitHub: https://github.com/MontejoJorge/bitcoin-node-dashboard

https://i.ibb.co/Xjq0vLx/405020223-d7dc4e30-7f24-4730-a7e7-7e0c86a5db26.png

Feel free to contribute to the development if you want to!
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I created a node info visualizer: Bitcion Node Dashboard
by
Kepp
on 21/01/2025, 21:14:10 UTC
⭐ Merited by dkbit98 (1) ,BitMaxz (1) ,ABCbits (1)
I've recreated Mirobit's Bitcoin Node Manager with a modern look, easier installation and configuration, and a feature that shows how much data you've sent and received without resetting when restarting the node.

GitHub: https://github.com/MontejoJorge/bitcoin-node-dashboard

Feel free to contribute to the development if you want to!
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Re: not_publicly_routable on getpeerinfo
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Kepp
on 11/11/2022, 20:45:46 UTC
After establishing that part, each node in the network do also share each other information and the node may keep the information in their own known-node local databases, so other or you can connect to each other. For a further detailed explanation, you can refer to: https://developer.bitcoin.org/devguide/p2p_network.html

So when I'm connected to a node, not publicly routeable, does that mean I'm connected to it through another node?
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not_publicly_routable on getpeerinfo
by
Kepp
on 09/11/2022, 10:00:06 UTC
⭐ Merited by DdmrDdmr (3) ,Welsh (1)
Good, I'm a bit new to the topic of nodes, and I have a doubt when obtaining the pairs connected to my node.

https://imgur.com/a/hj0bXQt

As you can see, when I get the list of connected peers, some of them have a not_publicly_routable network and as ip addresses 172.26.0.1 and 172.26.0.2, which are private networks.
How do those nodes connect to me (or me to them) without me knowing their ip address?