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Ask for help!!! peers:0
May 10 23:50:17.013 INFO Searching for peers current_slot: 9046749, head_slot: 9045375, finalized_epoch: 282666, finalized_root: 0x871d…c203, peers: 0, service: slot_notifier
Peers is 0. Is there any way to specify a stable peers list?
Hey @yootou could you provide more details on your setup?
- If possible share the full command with what you are running lighthouse or all its options
- What network are you running? Mainnet, local devenet, etc
- Are you specifying a custom set of bootnodes?
- Is this node running in the cloud or a local machine?
lighthouse bn --network mainnet --execution-endpoint http://localhost:8551 --execution-jwt d:/ethereum/ethdata/geth/jwtsecret --checkpoint-sync-url https://mainnet.checkpoint.sigp.io --http --datadir=d:/ethereum/lighthouse --genesis-backfill
This node is running on the local computer. There are no custom boot nodes. How to set up a custom boot node? I did not see the parameters in the configuration file in the official documentation. Thank you, @dapplion
The parameter you are chasing is --boot-nodes
. A list of the documentation can be found here: https://lighthouse-book.sigmaprime.io/help_bn.html
However, we already have hardcoded quite a few boot nodes, so I think it's very unlikely that you cannot connect to any of them. The issue is going to be with your network I'd imagine. You need to be able to send/receive traffic on ports 9000 tcp/udp at a minimum.
I'd check your local computers firewall and then the router and make sure these ports are port-forwarded.