Here I have two instances.
Validator: L.IP: 172.31.12.127 P.IP: 3.8.220.108 Sentry: L.IP: 172.31.5.169 P.IP: 3.9.22.158
Both share the same network interface.
PING: Validator -> Sentry
docker exec -it validator netstat -nptw | grep -E '$(hostanme -I | awk "{print $1}")|26656|36656|56656' | grep ESTABLISHED
Validator outgoing traffic. All incoming traffic is blocked.
docker exec -it sentry netstat -nptw | grep -E '$(hostanme -I | awk "{print $1}")|26656|36656|56656' | grep ESTABLISHED
Sentry outgoing traffic. All incoming traffic is blocked.
First thing we want to turn off pex reactor. To check its status:
docker exec -it validator cat /root/.sekaid/config/config.toml | grep pex
Let's configure
globSet CFG_pex "false" /docker/shared/common/validator/kiraglob
globSet EXTERNAL_ADDRESS "tcp://172.31.12.127:36656" /docker/shared/common/validator/kiraglob
globSet CFG_persistent_peers "tcp://[email protected]:26656" /docker/shared/common/validator/kiraglob
globSet CFG_private_peer_ids "2e87bd3a016f0230d35501b90ebc58ef72544bcb" /docker/shared/common/validator/kiraglob
Restart container. We might want to check if we connected to sentry node
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