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Your Nodes

One entry per server you run: its status, type, price, traffic, load and badges, and the actions for it. Click a node to open its own page.

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DE · origin · 203.0.113.10
  active · WG · WARP · No P2P · Reliable
  0.0100 TON/GB · 42/500 sessions · 12 ms
  Stats · Settings · Benchmark · Delete

The My Nodes section lists every node you have registered, and refreshes every 15 seconds while the tab is open.

Statuses

  • active: the agent is connected and sending heartbeats.
  • pending: registered, waiting for the agent to connect. Run the install command on the server.
  • degraded: no heartbeat for 5 minutes. It returns to active on the next heartbeat.
  • offline: the agent disconnected, or no heartbeat for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes the routes on it are closed and their users have to add them again.
  • suspended: offline for 24 hours, or a health score under 30. A suspended node is not offered to users and drops out of this list; Stake says how to bring it back.

Automatic routing

Users reach a node in two ways. They choose it themselves in the marketplace, or ProofKit chooses it for them: when they connect by country, in a partner's subscriptions and in the partner catalogue.

  • ProofKit reviews each new node before it routes users to it automatically. Until then the node says so in a line under its status, and users reach it only when they choose it themselves.
  • The review stays with the node when it is registered again on the same server or its agent is reinstalled. A private node that is made public is reviewed again, as a public node.
  • A node is routed to automatically only while its price is at or under the network's ceiling for automatic routing. Above it, the node says so in the same line, and users still reach it by choosing it.
  • The marketplace lists the node on its country's page either way, and the routes users already hold on it keep running.
  • ProofKit can also pause a node it had approved, when the node is short of memory or needs work done on it. The node says so in the same line, the marketplace shows it as Paused with no button, and the routes on it are moved off: see When your node is overloaded.
  • The marketplace's country list, and the countries users are offered when they connect by country, are the ones with a node that is routed to automatically. An exit node in a country that has none yet is opened by searching the marketplace for the node's ID, which is where Test from your device leads.

Badges

  • origin / edge: the node's type. See Origin vs Edge.
  • WG / GRE / GRE+IPsec: its tunnel type.
  • WARP, No P2P: WARP and Torrent Guard are on.
  • Reliable: uptime of at least 99.5%. New: registered in the last 30 days. A traffic badge shows once the node has carried 100 GB.
  • Private: invitation only. See Private nodes.
  • The stake locked on the node, its agent version, and Docker for container installs.

Numbers

  • Price: your price per GB, before the 20% fee users pay on top.
  • Traffic: what the node has carried.
  • Load: sessions out of your cap.
  • Latency: the node's connection time to ProofKit's servers; jitter is how much it varies.

Actions

  • Stats: sessions, traffic, live metrics, and the list of active sessions, where Kill ends one.
  • Settings: price, cover site, capacity, transports, olcRTC carriers, tunnel, privacy and who may link edges to it.
  • Benchmark: a download speed test run by the node.
  • Reinstall: a new install command, for a new or rebuilt server.
  • Invitations: private nodes only.
  • Delete: removes the node and releases its stake; its earnings must be claimed first.