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Lava Seeds and Peers

Lava Seeds and Peers

Chain ID:

lava-testnet-2

Current Node Version:

v5.4.0

Our seed node​

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

fcce20cf57ae8499e3087bd5a7f10c976d40eb40@lava-t-seed.noders.services:19933

Our peer​

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

47a09710163c64a37b4b0454113ea5b6bb0b80b5@lava-t-rpc.noders.services:19956

Live Peers​

Here is a list of 13 active peers as observed by [NODERS]TEAM in real-time. Add them to your config.toml if you have trouble finding peers.

d1730b774b7c1d52dd9f6ae874a56de958aa147e@139.45.205.60:23656,fb9b0822df6083824d39669cbce7eb6258969c73@37.142.120.101:28656,feb227f8919ec0af3d0181dae19cc309b85ffd33@213.21.195.14:23656,b1806dfabc9bb5fb721b3f82628a3fb23a2ad786@65.109.65.248:30656,13a9209a4d08803a3becac57de8eb02dd51f8f41@65.109.23.114:19956,f0f48854c5f996ea7b57d9c1aa200bff7e187a85@51.81.66.80:26656,7ee8434b107b32f764f42bcc82b6fbfc25011d8f@65.108.75.107:28656,c0165f15a0489f8619e1f7cc0484c5ecab55b48a@65.109.93.124:19956,85e097f9fa47dffc8cb7ca820ccd28f11882cb21@177.54.156.69:29656,845e7ddb20c76691789cf8358b18caada35a0738@65.21.67.40:30656,6547613693311f1d5e7b8964e0c59f458db53706@65.109.22.211:20656,ebfd49e6940fadbe904937591c81359bdf3ce538@15.204.102.9:26656,191a95db7d3ac5d7d2cb92038c161fc26d073e28@88.198.5.77:35656

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=845e7ddb20c76691789cf8358b18caada35a0738@65.21.67.40:30656,f0f48854c5f996ea7b57d9c1aa200bff7e187a85@51.81.66.80:26656,ebfd49e6940fadbe904937591c81359bdf3ce538@15.204.102.9:26656,d1730b774b7c1d52dd9f6ae874a56de958aa147e@139.45.205.60:23656,feb227f8919ec0af3d0181dae19cc309b85ffd33@213.21.195.14:23656
sed -i.bak -e "s/^persistent_peers *=.*/persistent_peers = \"$PEERS\"/" ~/.lava/config/config.toml

sudo systemctl restart lavad
sudo journalctl -fu lavad --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/lava/addrbook.json -o ~/.lava/config/addrbook.json
sudo systemctl restart lavad