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@ -197,12 +197,14 @@ As long as you are using the standard ports. This port rules are defined in `/et
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Further explanations:
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Inbound traffic should allow following ports:
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* 1090/udp for the lokinet-router
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* 22020/tcp for storage server: service nodes talking to other service nodes.
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* 22021/tcp for storage server: for remote clients to talk to service node
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* 22022/tcp for oxend p2p
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* 22025/tcp for quorum/blink communication
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* 22021/tcp for storage server: for remote clients to talk to service node
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* 22020/tcp for storage server: service nodes talking to other service nodes.
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Outgoing traffic should be allowed for all ports.
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Only for localhost (does not need to be externally accessible) 22023/tcp for lokid RPC
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Outgoing traffic should be allowed for all ports
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If you want to run a testnet node, following ports should be open for inbound traffic:
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* ports 38156, 38159/tcp for oxen-daemon
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