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Member Peers of a Channel
How to find out which Peers are members of the "mychannel" channel?
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One way to find out which Peers are members of the "mychannel" channel
is to visit each peers and check their joined channel list:
1. Connect to the CLI container:
$ docker exec -it cli bash bash-4.4#
2. Check joined channel list on each peer with the help peer switching scripts:
bash-4.4# source peer0-org1.sh bash-4.4# peer channel list Channels peers has joined: mychannel bash-4.4# source peer1-org1.sh bash-4.4# peer channel list Channels peers has joined: mychannel bash-4.4# source peer0-org2.sh bash-4.4# peer channel list Channels peers has joined: mychannel bash-4.4# source peer1-org2.sh bash-4.4# peer channel list Channels peers has joined: mychannel
As you can see, there is only 1 channel, "mychannel", on the network. And all 4 peers have joined the same channel.
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