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Open http://localhost:8080. The monitor displays each node's **name** (if configured via `DLOCKSS_NODE_NAME`), falling back to the Peer ID. Names propagate via HEARTBEAT/JOIN messages and appear in the node table, charts, and shard modals. Client-side aliases (EDIT button) override server-side names. Each node has **one peer ID**: when `DLOCKSS_IPFS_CONFIG` is set (e.g. in testnet), D-LOCKSS uses the IPFS repo identity so the same ID appears in the monitor and in`node_x.ipfs.log`.
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Open http://localhost:8080. The `-topic` and `-prefix` flags override the `DLOCKSS_TOPIC_NAME` and `DLOCKSS_PUBSUB_TOPIC_PREFIX` environment variables respectively. The topic is fixed at startup (the dashboard displays it read-only).
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The monitor displays each node's **name** (if configured via `DLOCKSS_NODE_NAME`), falling back to the Peer ID. Names propagate via HEARTBEAT/JOIN messages and appear in the node table, charts, and shard modals. Client-side aliases (EDIT button) override server-side names. Each node has **one peer ID**: when `DLOCKSS_IPFS_CONFIG` is set (e.g. in testnet), D-LOCKSS uses the IPFS repo identity so the same ID appears in the monitor and in`node_x.ipfs.log`.
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The monitor bootstrap-subscribes to all shards up to depth 6 (127 shards) so it can see nodes even when started late. Set `DLOCKSS_MONITOR_BOOTSTRAP_SHARD_DEPTH` (0–12) to tune.
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