I would guess that you have asymmetric NAT. Basically for incoming connection your IP is “xxx.132.94.135”(I put xxx to mask first octet), but for outgoing is something else, that why topology updater is confused.
Just run on your relays curl ifconfig.me and see what IP it shows, I’m pretty sure it is different from “xxx.132.94.135”
Did you configure your port with CNODE_PORT, in your topology?
curl ifconfig.me responds with correct IP as above
port is set in env file, reflected in the gLiveView.sh correctly too
if you add me manually to your topology file, then it will connect okay so it indicates that the cnode is set up correctly
Is there any way to confirm with TopologyUpdater service if my correct port is being reflected upon notifying their service? Logs don’t reflect any port as far as I can see but it feels like I am not being added to the TopologyUpdater services correctly and thus no one is looking for me
That code should print exact URL to /tmp/topo.log. Next time after running topologyUpdater.sh, you should see something in that file. Please paste it here…
Yea, I tried P2P a few months ago but I moved back but again I found I wasn’t getting many incoming either.
I just restarted the node I enabled P2P on and I currently only have my 3 nodes as incoming.
Will give it another go for a while and see if that goes up
This still the best config to be using on mainnet?