Yeah no luck here either even with the dsn settings. This time I’ve killed the farmer and let the node going and I got the network back.
There was a spike in TCP connections around the time the network went down as seen in the graph.
@Fradique Is this something the dev team is looking into? Any clues at this point?
Hello Ed
Correct. A known issue escalated to devs. I appreciate your patience.
May be add this to hosts file will reduce workload on router
65.108.228.83 bootstrap-0.gemini-3c.subspace.network bootstrap-0
65.108.232.59 bootstrap-1.gemini-3c.subspace.network bootstrap-1
65.108.232.57 bootstrap-2.gemini-3c.subspace.network bootstrap-2
I’ve been using gemini-3c-2023-mar-23 with default settings for a few days now and my network isn’t breaking down. I still see ocasional errors while browsing the internet although I’m not completely sure I can attribute to subspace node/farmer.
@Hoan_Wu do you think adding those entries to the host file is still relevant for gemini-3c-2023-mar-23? Can you shed some light on what those bootstrap domains are used for? Thanks.