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Example using edgevpn with self owned peers only #817

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cur1ousdude opened this issue Dec 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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Example using edgevpn with self owned peers only #817

cur1ousdude opened this issue Dec 1, 2024 · 1 comment

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@cur1ousdude
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I have only a very limited understanding of edgevpn/libp2p itself;
I'm trying to setup a edgevpn network using only self owned peers.

The idea is that I have a few servers with static IP's and a few machines behind NAT,
I want to be able to fully avoid mDNS and DHT, by hard-coding discovery addresses for my public IP servers and using them as relays.

So disabling --mdns false --dht false I've tried using --discovery-bootstrap-peers or --autorelay-static-peer and entering addresses from my static IP nodes.

Sofar without any success. I always only see the own node in /nodes none of the other nodes.

So Firstly; Is this possible?
If yes how can this be configured with edgevpn?
Example what command to run on the Public IP nodes and on the behind NAT nodes.

Any help/comments/thoughts appreciated & Thanks for this awesome project.

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I am also interested in this and regret the lack of documentation explaining in details the bootstrapping. Especially as the README says edgevpn is "fully decentralized".

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