Problem configuring relay and core

Core is correct?

Core is ok, how about the relay?

Relay GLIVEVIEW.SH

two photos back I show you the journalctl

Ok, what is the hardware configuration of the node?

Yesterday is ok. I use Ryzen 5 3600 and 16 GB Ram. It hasnt changed

Hmm… something is killing the node, try sudo systemctl status cardano-node and check the uptime

I don’t know

Try to restore the server, check the MEM CPU and storage

Something is killing the process

Check with journalctl -e -f -u cardano-node

I removed a bad ethernet connection. Now Yesss. ¿No? Now the two are in sync. The next step is to remove iok nodes. How can I connect them (relay and core) by ethernet?

The nodes will connect each other via your local router…

  • Producer :
    remove IOHK nodes from topology file ; keep only the Relay and restart the node

sudo systemctl restart cardano-node

  • Relay:
    Go inside topology fetch script and add the Producer IP + port
    Run the script and after that restart the node

sudo systemctl restart cardano-node

Hello Alex. I have removed IOHK nodes from topology file in Producer. I think that all it is correct. I go To pass number 9 of guide.

Node Relay

Both connected.

Yess

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Yeah, all looks fine :muscle:

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Problem transaction To register pool:

  1. Make sure you have enough balance.

  2. Make sure that the invalid-hereafter value is greater than the current tip.

Because if you started the process and paused. Then the current tip became greater than the invalid-hereafter value when you continued, it won’t work.

I almost finished and already looks good but on pool.net this happens:

Relay node:

Core node:

why you have 7 IN peers in core relay? do you run topology updater?
I think the public nodes are connected to your Producer instead to the Relay

Check the PF and set the Producer FW to allow connections only from the Relay

PS: check now the log messages from topology Updater, do you see the message check the connectivity port? I remember in the past you had this issue
Also try to start the relay with port other than Producer (6000), maybe it’s a glitch using 6000 for both when you are using PF

Your problem is quite easy actually.

It appears that you copied and pasted everything from the guide word by word without changing the lines that you need to change. relaynode1.myadapoolnamerocks.com is just an example, and using it won’t work.

You have to redo and change everything.

It’s easier for you to use IP based relays