Doesn't work. I run it on a vps with all ports open + added my home IP to "nhz.allowedUserHosts" and "nhz.allowedBotHosts" + started the user interface server at 0.0.0.0
However, when I try to connect just nothing happens until it timeouts.
allowedBotHosts is always anynode - should never need to change it
If you are running this on your home network - you only need to open port 7774 on the firewall, NOT 7775 or 7776
If you are connecting to the NHZ java from the machine you are running it on then you don't need to change these lines just go to localhost:7775 or 127.0.0.1:7775
Only if you are connecting from a machine on your home network to the machine running NHZ Java then you do need to change nhz.allowedUserHosts to include a wildcard for your subnet, and the interface to 0.0.0.0 but not if you are running a browser on the same machine as the NNZ Java as localhost is open by default.
I DO NOT Recommend opening on your firewall 7775 or 7776 for general traffic unless you are running this on a hosted VPS as to my knowledge vulnerability testing is done to see if someone can get into your machine via these ports being open and you don't need to to this to collect the bounty for a hallmark node.
Best to first start NHZ Java without a hallmark and make sure everything is working i.e. peers start to appear so you are getting connections.
If you don't have a static IP then running a hallmark is hard because every time your IP changes you need to regenerate the hallmark, there should be a link somewhere on how to generate a hallmark and put it in your properties file along with your static IP/dns name.
