Wade Barnes

> Since I have worked on an SSI model to establish trustee sharing information over the internet, such as having one institution and another institution participating in the network, then...

The web service (ledger browser) instances are simply acting as agents that interact with the underlying ledger. If you're asking whether or not one agent instance can see the same...

To add, indy-node is a public permissioned ledger. Anyone can read the data, the data is publicly available. However you require permissions to write data to the ledger.

Since von-network runs the nodes and ledger browser in containers they are isolated from the host OS, so it should work on Ubuntu 22.04. The docs for that setup are...

This should be the next step following the initial support for Ubuntu 22.04; https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-node/issues/1896 https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-test-automation/pull/125 can be used as a reference for this migration.

Please provide details of the steps that lead up to your error, as well as some background of what you're trying to accomplish.

Changing `LEDGER_SEED` only changes the DID used by the network browser to connect to the nodes in the pool. It is used to connect the ledger browser to other networks....

By default you don't need to specify `LEDGER_SEED` when running von-network, unless you're trying to connect to a different ledger, one that was not created by von-network in he first...

Have a look at the [auth_rules](https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-node/blob/main/docs/source/auth_rules.md) for indy-node. It will give you an idea on what the various roles and what they can do.

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