Polygon FastLane
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  1. Getting Started as a Validator
  2. Connecting to a FastLane Sentry Node

Finding Your Enode Address & Peer ID

How to find your Validator node's Enode an Peer ID

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Last updated 5 months ago

Both the validator node's enode address and peer ID can be found by using the admin.nodeInfo command inside of Bor.

Enode

  • The enode address starts with enode:// and ends with @ip.address:port.

  • The port is typically 30303.

Peer ID

  • The peer ID is simply labeled as id.

  • The peer ID is a hex string.

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