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When setting up a compute node, you can specify an HTTP multiaddress instead of a P2P multiaddress. In this case, the compute node initiates an HTTP connection to the requester to fetch the peer ID by accessing the endpoint api/v1/agent/node. Using this peer ID, the compute node then constructs a P2P address for the connection. The process of converting an HTTP address to a P2P address is managed by the upgradeAddress method. However, this method currently doesn't include the necessary authentication headers, leading to connection failures with requester nodes that demand authentication.
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When setting up a compute node, you can specify an HTTP multiaddress instead of a P2P multiaddress. In this case, the compute node initiates an HTTP connection to the requester to fetch the peer ID by accessing the endpoint api/v1/agent/node. Using this peer ID, the compute node then constructs a P2P address for the connection. The process of converting an HTTP address to a P2P address is managed by the upgradeAddress method. However, this method currently doesn't include the necessary authentication headers, leading to connection failures with requester nodes that demand authentication.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: