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Unknown node added to peer on a private network without running admin.addPeer(…) on launching geth
mandritac
Member Posts: 1 ✭
Hi,
When we start geth console and run admin.peers it gives the following output(not always) and disappears after sometime . We have not added any peers at the time of occurrence of the issue. Our system is in a private network and the machine is not accessible publicly over the internet. How is the foreign node getting connected to our network, without enode information and also without a public IP to connect to this network?
[{
caps: ["eth/62", "eth/63"],
id: "c46968130c7eb048e516cbc03d91e4c5251d6e1c3911fd56f5e3055209aceea96852c20842ff61e7a1233c5a667207a8835665e8fa42b553fd915347fffd5cb7",
name: "Geth/v1.8.12-stable-37685930/linux-amd64/go1.10",
network: {
inbound: false,
localAddress: "10.2.48.90:52933",
remoteAddress: "165.227.54.16:30351",
static: false,
trusted: false
},
protocols: {
eth: "handshake"
}
}]
System information
Geth version: 1.8.12
OS & Version: Windows 2012 server 64 bit
Ideally it should return [] when no peers are added.
Thanks.
When we start geth console and run admin.peers it gives the following output(not always) and disappears after sometime . We have not added any peers at the time of occurrence of the issue. Our system is in a private network and the machine is not accessible publicly over the internet. How is the foreign node getting connected to our network, without enode information and also without a public IP to connect to this network?
[{
caps: ["eth/62", "eth/63"],
id: "c46968130c7eb048e516cbc03d91e4c5251d6e1c3911fd56f5e3055209aceea96852c20842ff61e7a1233c5a667207a8835665e8fa42b553fd915347fffd5cb7",
name: "Geth/v1.8.12-stable-37685930/linux-amd64/go1.10",
network: {
inbound: false,
localAddress: "10.2.48.90:52933",
remoteAddress: "165.227.54.16:30351",
static: false,
trusted: false
},
protocols: {
eth: "handshake"
}
}]
System information
Geth version: 1.8.12
OS & Version: Windows 2012 server 64 bit
Ideally it should return [] when no peers are added.
Thanks.
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