Re: Discovering peers on the same node using the shell

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Ian,

If I understand everything correctly, the discovery mechanism
doesn't guarantee that you'll always be able to find every node on
the network instantly. It may be just a matter of time before they
see each other. If they connect to the same RDV peer they should be
able to see each other, however.

Regards,
Alex

Ian Wiles wrote:
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> 
> Hello, I'm using the JXTA shell to go through some code examples. I have
> two instances of the shell running ok on the same machine. However,
> after executing peer -r on both peers, peer A can see peer B but peer B
> cannot see peer A.
> 
> Running rdvstatus on both peers shows they are each connected to a
> rendezvous peer, albeit different ones. Both peers are edge peers.
> 
> Is there a trick to finding peers on the same node, using the shell?
> 
> Thanks
> 

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