Release highlights
Built-in Web UI for Mysterium node
Web UI is accessible on port :4449.
- When the service is stopped the user can enter wallet address (for airdrops), referral code and select whitelist policy.
- When the service is running, the user can see statistics (sessions, the amount of transferred data).
Default credentials are myst:mystberry (it's possible to change them using the same Web UI).
Mysterium node discovery in the local network
To make it easier to access nodes running in local network (e.g. nodes on Raspberry Pi), they are automatically discovered using SSDP and Bonjour protocols. On Windows, the nodes should appear in This PC where double-clicking them would take you to the Web UI. On Mac OS, the node can be accessed using http://raspberrypi.local:4449 in your browser. Find out more about this feature
NAT hole punching improvements
While the easiest way to get Mysterium node running and serving traffic is to use UPnP (Learn how to setup UPnP on your router), we understand that it is not always possible to do so due to network router capabilities or security concerns. Hence we have implemented NAT traversal in node to work around the NAT and we are continuously fixing and improving its capabilities to provide a seamless node-runner experience.
Fixed automatic updates on mystberry (Raspberry PI image)
We have fixed the automated updates to stable versions on mystberry image so you can connect it and forget it. To have a seamless node-runner experience on Raspberry Pi, consider flashing the latest mystberry.zip. Learn more