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When publishing a new tails file, the server needs to read the current state of the targeted ledger in order to check the state of the revocation registry.
Every time a new file is pushed, the server needs to "start from scratch" and re-read all of the transactions from inception on the specified ledger (via the genesis file specified during upload + new entries on that ledger).
To speed-up
In order to ensure established best practices we want to ensure a node has been configured to use separate NICs for node and client communications, and they have been configured with different IP addresses on different subnets.
There can be two levels to this:
- The public level which is reported in the node summary of each node (
client-addressandnode-addressfields). This data is based
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