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In which order does a node select peers to create a connection?
Anchor first, then white, then gray.
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Any way to test my pool connection from the command line?
Pools use JSON over HTTP. To test connectivity, you can simply use curl on the mining port advertised in the "Getting started" page of most pools. This will cause an error message on the pool side sin …
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Why does a node try all grey peers to create a connection?
This does not try all entries in the set, it picks one entry in that set.
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Monero Daemon - cannot send transaction(s) no available connections
If you're using Tor and/or I2P, it can mean monerod cannot find enough peers of that type to keep an active connection all the time. …
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