Whenever DOS starts, it begins listening for inbound libp2p connections on the provided port. It should have a webpage that it serves up by default so it can be interacted with.
This may have password requirements, or may be restricted to localhost.
If it is hosting an application, it can indicate a redirect to an alternate web url to load the app it wants you to run, including its own connection ids so your browser can dial in.
Whenever DOS starts, it begins listening for inbound libp2p connections on the provided port. It should have a webpage that it serves up by default so it can be interacted with.
This may have password requirements, or may be restricted to localhost.
If it is hosting an application, it can indicate a redirect to an alternate web url to load the app it wants you to run, including its own connection ids so your browser can dial in.