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Currently it correctly states that you need a second node running, but from what I am understanding with federation and the two node example is that both nodes need to have a cert issued by the same CA, otherwise they will not be able to validate each other. However, if to set up the second node a user was to go through the single node example again, it would regenerate a separate CA for the second node which would lead to each node not being able to validate each other's cert.
I think these leads to a case where federation in general needs more doc in order to explain just how nodes are trusting each other.
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Description of the issue:
Currently it correctly states that you need a second node running, but from what I am understanding with federation and the two node example is that both nodes need to have a cert issued by the same CA, otherwise they will not be able to validate each other. However, if to set up the second node a user was to go through the single node example again, it would regenerate a separate CA for the second node which would lead to each node not being able to validate each other's cert.
I think these leads to a case where federation in general needs more doc in order to explain just how nodes are trusting each other.
Submitting a pull request?
Are you willing to submit a pull request to solve this issue? (Yes/No): Yes