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# Parameters details
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## Listen
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> :warning: all commands in this doc, Windows env uses "openp2p.exe", Linux env uses "./openp2p"
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## Install and Listen
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```
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openp2p.exe -d -node OFFICEPC1 -user USERNAME1 -password PASSWORD1
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./openp2p install -node OFFICEPC1 -user USERNAME1 -password PASSWORD1
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Or
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./openp2p -d -node OFFICEPC1 -user USERNAME1 -password PASSWORD1
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```
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>* -d daemon mode is recommand. When the worker process is found to exit unexpectedly, a new worker process will be automatically started
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>* -node Unique node name, unique identification
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>* -user Unique user name, the node belongs to this user
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>* -password Password
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>* -sharebandwidth Provides bandwidth when used as a shared node, the default is 10mbps. If it is a large bandwidth of optical fiber, the larger the setting, the better the effect
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>* -loglevel Need to view more debug logs, set 0; the default is 1
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>* -noshare Not shared, the node is only used in a private P2P network. Do not join the shared P2P network, which also means that you CAN NOT use other people’s shared nodes
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>* install: [recommand] will install as system service. So it will autorun when system booting.
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>* -d: daemon mode run once. When the worker process is found to exit unexpectedly, a new worker process will be automatically started
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>* -node: Unique node name, unique identification
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>* -user: Unique user name, the node belongs to this user
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>* -password: Password
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>* -sharebandwidth: Provides bandwidth when used as a shared node, the default is 10mbps. If it is a large bandwidth of optical fiber, the larger the setting, the better the effect
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>* -loglevel: Need to view more debug logs, set 0; the default is 1
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>* -noshare: Not shared, the node is only used in a private P2P network. Do not join the shared P2P network, which also means that you CAN NOT use other people’s shared nodes
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## Connect
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```
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openp2p.exe -d -node HOMEPC123 -user USERNAME1 -password PASSWORD1 -peernode OFFICEPC1 -dstip 127.0.0.1 -dstport 3389 -srcport 23389 -protocol tcp
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./openp2p -d -node HOMEPC123 -user USERNAME1 -password PASSWORD1 -peernode OFFICEPC1 -dstip 127.0.0.1 -dstport 3389 -srcport 23389 -protocol tcp
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Create multiple P2PApp by config file
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./openp2p -d -f
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./openp2p -f
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```
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>* -peernode Target node name
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>* -dstip Target service address, default local 127.0.0.1
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>* -dstport Target service port, such as windows remote desktop 3389, Linux ssh 22
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>* -protocol Target service protocol tcp, udp
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>* -peeruser The target user, if it is a node under the same user, no need to set
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>* -peerpassword The target password, if it is a node under the same user, no need to set
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>* -f Configuration file, if you want to configure multiple P2PApp refer to [config.json](/config.json)
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>* -peernode: Target node name
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>* -dstip: Target service address, default local 127.0.0.1
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>* -dstport: Target service port, such as windows remote desktop 3389, Linux ssh 22
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>* -protocol: Target service protocol tcp, udp
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>* -peeruser: The target user, if it is a node under the same user, no need to set
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>* -peerpassword: The target password, if it is a node under the same user, no need to set
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>* -f: Configuration file, if you want to configure multiple P2PApp refer to [config.json](/config.json)
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## Client update
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```
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# update local client
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openp2p update
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./openp2p update
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# update remote client
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curl --insecure 'https://openp2p.cn:27182/api/v1/device/YOUR-NODE-NAME/update?user=&password='
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```
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@@ -38,4 +48,9 @@ The default firewall configuration of Linux system (Ubuntu and CentOS7) will not
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systemctl stop firewalld.service
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systemctl start firewalld.service
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firewall-cmd --state
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```
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## Uninstall
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```
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./openp2p uninstall
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```
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