# Where is koopa listed publicly? (Nym / nym.com) Similar idea to **Tor relay directories**, but Nym uses different explorers and requires a **bond** on-chain before the node shows up reliably. ## Public directories / explorers | Site | Role | |------|------| | [https://harbourmaster.nymtech.net/](https://harbourmaster.nymtech.net/) | Operator / performance view (search by identity key or node id) | | [https://explorer.nymtech.net/](https://explorer.nymtech.net/) | Network explorer (mixnodes / components) | | [https://nym.com/explorer](https://nym.com/explorer) | Nym.com explorer UI | After bonding, a typical deep link shape is: `https://nym.com/explorer/nym-node/` or Harbour Master mixnode pages by numeric id once assigned. ## This host (`koopa-nym`) | Field | Value | |-------|--------| | Container | `koopa-nym` (running, mode **mixnode**) | | Announced public IP | `212.51.151.254` (WAN / VeciGate) | | Mixnet | host **1789** tcp/udp | | Verloc | host **1790** tcp | | Local HTTP API | `http://127.0.0.1:9080` (not DNATed to WAN) | | **Ed25519 identity (public)** | `55gPqeyHHj4CwpVZXLEQy9MjSvVTVXM8t2pMmNCH2MsW` | | Location (aux) | `CH` | | Operator T&Cs accepted | yes (run flag) | ### How to re-read identity on the host ```bash podman exec -e HOME=/var/lib/nym koopa-nym \ nym-node node-details --id koopa-nym ``` Search explorers with the **ed25519 identity** string above. ## When it becomes visible 1. Node process running (done). 2. Ports reachable from the internet (VeciGate DNAT + **firewalld** on koopa). 3. **Bond** the node with the Nym wallet (NYM stake / bond flow). 4. Wait for network / epoch updates; inactive nodes may lag in Harbour Master. Until step 3, public explorers often show **nothing** for this identity — that is expected. ## Not the same as Tor | Tor | Nym | |-----|-----| | Relay Search / metrics after ORPort publish | Explorer / Harbour Master after **bond** + healthy announce | | Nickname optional | Identity key is the stable public id | ## Related - Ops mirror: `configs/nym/` - Open issues: root [`ISSUES.md`](../../ISSUES.md) (I-2026-07-16-01, I-2026-07-16-02) - VeciGate NAT: `vecigate-admin-log/ip/firewall/nat/README.md`