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Both aleth and aleth-bootnode log their IP address (as a part of the enode URL) after the network has been started successfully. For example:
C:\Users\nilse\Documents\Code\aleth\build\aleth-bootnode\Debug>aleth-bootnode.exe -v4
aleth-bootnode, a C++ Ethereum bootnode implementation
INFO 01-03 20:43:10 main net Id: ##90c2a961…
INFO 01-03 20:43:10 p2p info UPnP device not found.
TRACE 01-03 20:43:10 p2p net Listening on local port 30303 (public: 0.0.0.0:0)
DEBUG 01-03 20:43:10 p2p net p2p.started id: ##90c2a961…
Node ID: enode://90c2a9617bd4de4bebf571dae43c8f1f00e8d56c44239e1bd0ed86a6020ac239a39d546c70862e59d810a561b33909b60f5a787bcf2039b1d20f99c5542d4762@0.0.0.0:0
However, the port information included in the enode URL is incorrect - it should be 30303 rather than 0
Both aleth and aleth-bootnode log their IP address (as a part of the enode URL) after the network has been started successfully. For example:
However, the port information included in the enode URL is incorrect - it should be
30303rather than0