@rds said in How to identify peers:
@gpedro said in How to identify peers:
@rds http://localhost:8125/burst?requestType=getMyInfo will get you the IP of the own wallet...
http://localhost:8125/burst?requestType=getPeers&active=true will get you the list of all the active peers seen by your wallet...
If you want to add a peer to the list, list it as a well known peer in the proprieties file of your loclwallet before initialize it...
I'm not sure if this was what you were looking for but it looks to me it is... ;D
When I click the "getmyinfo" link, I get 127.0.0.1. If I was one of your peers my address would not look like this to you. So I want to know what you would see?
To be complete, I run 3 local wallets on the same computer in one state in the USA.
I run 1 computer with 2 local wallets and another computer with 1 local wallet. Both of these computers are on the same internet connection. These 2 are in a different state in the US.
I'm looking to find out what these six entities would look like to the outside world.
did you read the note on the bottom of burstcoin.cc/node ... guess you can specify with
nxt.myAddress=X.X.X.X
what the outside would see, if ports are open.
Edit: Moved to GeneralDiscussion ...