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Title: Full Node Inbound Connections Post by: snerd on June 10, 2024, 03:54:53 AM Howdy! I had to reinstall Windows, so I guess it allowed Bitcoin Core to allow incoming connections. Right now I have 38 Inbound and 10 Outbound connections. Is this right? Safe?
Title: Re: Full Node Inbound Connections Post by: Upgrade00 on June 10, 2024, 04:25:48 AM This is safe, your node needs to establish outbound connections with other nodes to get the latest copy of the blockchain and stay in sync. You may have not allowed inbound connections before the reinstallation.
By default you can have a maximum of 10 outbound connections and 115 inbound connections. Title: Re: Full Node Inbound Connections Post by: snerd on June 10, 2024, 05:58:46 AM Thanks!
Title: Re: Full Node Inbound Connections Post by: nc50lc on June 10, 2024, 06:17:49 AM Safe? Relatively safe as long as you're not using "UPnP" in router and Bitcoin Core settings to enable inbound connections.If you somehow used that option, consider using "port forwarding" instead. Howdy! I had to reinstall Windows, so I guess it allowed Bitcoin Core to allow incoming connections. Right now I have 38 Inbound and 10 Outbound connections. Is this right? It's showing inbound connections, so yes.If you allowed Bitcoin Core through Windows' firewall, then that should be enough setting OS-wise. Usually it's the router or ISP that cannot map Bitcoin's P2P port without manual settings so your previous router settings must be intact (since you just reinstalled your OS). |