It's going to use the node's domain name or IP address to identify each node.
This is used instead of the node_id because you can't get the config data of a bank from its node_id without looping through the /banks data
example route:
/nodes/?url={protocol}://{host}:{port}
Any invalid route will display an invalid node page.
The same will happen if the node's url cannot be reached
Display all the data in the node's config (e.g http://bank.tnbexplorer.com/config)
It's going to use the node's domain name or IP address to identify each node. This is used instead of the
node_idbecause you can't get the config data of a bank from itsnode_idwithout looping through the/banksdataexample route: /nodes/?url=
{protocol}://{host}:{port}Any invalid route will display an invalid node page. The same will happen if the node's url cannot be reached