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@@ -65,8 +65,22 @@ new list.
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Both of these binaries have to be running when setting up a node.
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Currently connecting to other nodes might not be as dynamic as you'd
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-think, the approach used for now is whitelisted addresses, here's how
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-it works:
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+think, there are two things we can do here:
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+**1. `Network Requester` as open proxy:**
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+you only need to run it like:
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+```
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+% ./nym-network-requester run --id nettestnode --open-proxy
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+```
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+This makes the whitelist not needed anymore, meaning you don't need to
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+worry about adding peers to `allowed.list` anymore, but don't share
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+the address of the `Network Requester` while running as open proxy
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+randomly.
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+**2. whitelisted addresses approach, here's how it works:**
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- Initialize `nym-network-requester`
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- Initialize `nym-socks5-client`
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@@ -79,6 +93,7 @@ can connect to peers manually, or through seed.
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> Note that for peer discovery you'll have to whitelist some known
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peers and the seed itself.
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## 4. **Setup `ircd`**
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After compiling `ircd`, run it once to spawn the config file. Then
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