Polygon FastLane
  • What is Polygon FastLane?
    • Overview
    • Design Principles
    • Components
    • Component Diagram
  • Getting Started as a Validator
    • Getting Started as a Validator
    • Connecting to a FastLane Sentry Node
      • Finding Your Enode Address & Peer ID
      • Adding FastLane as a Static Peer
    • Patching Your Sentry Nodes With The FastLane Patch
      • Installing from source
        • Patch Download
        • Patch Installation
      • Installing from packages
  • Withdrawing Validator Revenue
    • Validator Vault
      • Connect an Eligible Wallet
      • Revenue Redemption (withdrawal)
  • Searcher Guides
    • Getting Started as a Searcher
      • Solver Call Data
      • Submission Methods
      • Migration Guide for Searchers
    • Bundles (Backruns)
      • Bundle Format
      • Bid Submission
      • Bundle Requirements
      • Full Example
      • Subscribe Events
    • 4337 Bundles Integration Guide
      • Overview
      • How it works
      • RPC Reference
      • Examples
    • Searcher Contract Integration
      • Safety Considerations
      • atlasSolverCall
      • Direct Implementation
      • Proxy Implementation
      • Solver Concepts
      • Altas Bonding Concept
      • Bond atlETH
      • Estimating Solver Gas Charges
    • Addresses & Endpoints
    • Helpers
    • Common Mistakes
    • Atlas SDK's
  • Tools and Analytics
    • FastLane Bundle Explorer
      • Features Overview
      • Key Components
      • Usage Example
      • Error Codes & Troubleshooting
  • Key Concepts
    • Transaction Encoding
  • INFRASTRUCTURE
    • Health Status Endpoint
  • Reference
    • Relay JSON-RPC API
    • Relay REST API
    • Glossary of Terms
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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

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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