I just set up Umbrel on a Raspberry Pi 4 and my internet connection is fairly lacking so the blockchain synchronization is taking a long time (currently it is at 1.65%).
While that's going on, I'm trying to get my Wasabi Wallet hooked up to my node. In Wasabi I've gone to Tools -> Settings -> Alternative Block Source for Main and entered my Umbrel hostname + port as: umbrel.local:8333 (also tried the IP address I reserved for the device in my router settings). Unfortunately, it seems like Wasabi may not actually be connecting to my node.
How do I know? Well, I've ssh'ed into my Umbrel, then docker exec'ed into the bitcoind container running on there, and then ran the following:
bitcoin-cli getpeerinfo | grep 'inbound'
The output does not show any inbound peers:
/ $ bitcoin-cli getpeerinfo | grep 'inbound' "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, "inbound": false, / $
Also, I set up port forwarding on my router so the node should be accessible externally so I tried to confirm this by going to Bitnodes and using the "Check Node" utility -- it reports <IP> is unreachable
Is this normal? Will I just not see any inbound peers until I'm completely synced with the blockchain?
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