Geographic Distribution
Network Timing
NTP instead of Chrony
Chrony is by default the standard network time communications protocol in most modern linux distros.
NTP Configuration
$ sudo yum -y install ntp || true $ sudo apt-get --assume-yes install ntp || true sudo sed -i '/^server/d' /etc/ntp.conf sudo tee -a /etc/ntp.conf \<\< EOF server time1.google.com iburst server time2.google.com iburst server time3.google.com iburst server time4.google.com iburst EOF sudo systemctl restart ntp &\> /dev/null || true sudo systemctl restart ntpd &\> /dev/null || true sudo service ntp restart &\> /dev/null || true sudo service ntpd restart &\> /dev/null || true sudo restart ntp &\> /dev/null || true sudo restart ntpd &\> /dev/null || true ntpq -p
Network Infrastructure
[[Security Audit and Remidation underway]]
Network Mapping
Protocol | Port |
---|---|
TCP | 30303/5 |
UDP | 30303/5 |
Metrics | 9545 |
Websocket | 30305/8546 |
RPC | 8545 |
GraphQL | 8547 |
prometheus | 90909/tcp |
IPFS | 4001/tcp |
IPFS | 5001/api |
IPFS. | 8080/tcp |
Last update: June 27, 2020