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Humans Seeds and Peers

Humans Seeds and Peers

Chain ID:

humans_1089-1

Current Node Version:

v1.0.0

Our seed node​

You might also decide to use a seed node to bootstrap your node.

2c347efd728f2c61930622bd69727280c18346a8@humans-seed.noders.services:18433

Our peer​

When you state-sync, you might also consider adding [NODERS]TEAM state-sync peer to your persistent_peers setting in config.toml.

284fa3bdcdfd0d5aba7047db88f26d7a8ef38ed7@humans-rpc.noders.services:18456

Live Peers​

Here is a list of 12 active peers as observed by [NODERS]TEAM in real-time. Add them to your config.toml if you have trouble finding peers.

60aa6df96d45ffd74c45d15f7f5670f0009ca670@65.108.71.137:18456,076330a162cc3dddec1c0faec37d55e688931770@65.108.76.33:22256,45e006aaf21709803ddc9e6d3f679a5a5a007db8@169.1.35.247:26656,6d25070551f6f623b08fea5f6641c6a143492f61@65.108.236.5:18456,250d5926777e735519813157e444f84212fc8290@5.161.216.102:26656,d70c9343af28023a78aceb653e885666c12fec3b@138.201.121.185:26687,57076951bb59e63656b25c197034eb86e96c3239@95.214.55.76:26626,fa67731a2aa5906e13ab6cc9d11ab12990a594b1@65.108.232.168:40656,726addc40ad35b1af7a21db50d8da46cee8f021a@65.109.88.159:37656,c295aedb112353dbe8954ea642b9d93256a7decc@185.100.10.60:31304,7889ee17b291451155190d40426e6154be4e1abc@135.181.142.60:15608,d9bfa29e0cf9c4ce0cc9c26d98e5d97228f93b0b@65.109.88.38:12256

Here is a script for you to update persistent_peers setting in config.toml. Stale peers can cause node inefficiency over time, so the script below selects a few random live peers.

PEERS=726addc40ad35b1af7a21db50d8da46cee8f021a@65.109.88.159:37656,fa67731a2aa5906e13ab6cc9d11ab12990a594b1@65.108.232.168:40656,45e006aaf21709803ddc9e6d3f679a5a5a007db8@169.1.35.247:26656,076330a162cc3dddec1c0faec37d55e688931770@65.108.76.33:22256,250d5926777e735519813157e444f84212fc8290@5.161.216.102:26656
sed -i.bak -e "s/^persistent_peers *=.*/persistent_peers = \"$PEERS\"/" ~/.humansd/config/config.toml

sudo systemctl restart humansd
sudo journalctl -fu humansd --no-hostname -o cat

Address book​

The address book contains a list of previously connected peers. It helps your node find and connect to the network quickly. Download our address book to speed up your initial connection:

curl https://snapshots.noders.services/humans/addrbook.json -o ~/.humansd/config/addrbook.json
sudo systemctl restart humansd