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Enable --no-private-ipv4 by default for live chains #8642
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Co-authored-by: Andronik Ordian <write@reusable.software>
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The
--no-private-ipv4option is now enabled by default for "live" chains such as Westend, Rococo, Kusama, and Polkadot.Consequently, I've added a new
--allow-private-ipv4option, which forces the opposite.Concretely speaking, this means that nodes will no longer connect to any IP address that is considered as private (such as
10.0.0.1).