user131493: I just started running bitcoin core on a dedicated laptop.  I wanted to see if my node is connected to my Wasabi wallet so I sent some sats from Strike. In the peers list Wasabi shows up but under Network it shows Unroutable. Is that normal?  What does that mean? Is my node connected? Am I sovereign?
I looked in my Wasabi logs and it showed that the block was acquired from a local p2p connection. I'm guessing that my node is connected.  I just wonder about the Network being Unroutable.  I appreciate the feedback.  Thanks

user98065: From the Wasabi docs:

There are two ways to confirm that your Wasabi client is connected to
your own full node.
First, in the Wasabi logs. Once you receive a transaction Wasabi
downloads the block containing that transaction from your node, and in
the logs you should see: Block acquired from local P2P connection.
Second, by checking the connected peers inside your full node. Wasabi
will show up as one of the connected peers while it is downloading a
block. You can check this in the Bitcoin Core / Knots GUI by clicking
on Window -> Peers. During the period when Wasabi is fetching a
block, it will show up in the User Agent column. Alternatively, you
can use the Bitcoin RPC call bitcoin-cli getpeerinfo and see the
Wasabi client listed.
https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/BitcoinFullNode.html#using-an-already-existing-remote-bitcoin-full-node


131493: <p>I just started running bitcoin core on a dedicated laptop.  I wanted to see if my node is connected to my Wasabi wallet so I sent some sats from Strike. In the peers list Wasabi shows up but under Network it shows Unroutable. Is that normal?  What does that mean? Is my node connected? Am I sovereign?</p>
<p>I looked in my Wasabi logs and it showed that the block was acquired from a local p2p connection. I'm guessing that my node is connected.  I just wonder about the Network being Unroutable.  I appreciate the feedback.  Thanks</p>
 98065: <p>From the <a href="https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/BitcoinFullNode.html#using-an-already-existing-remote-bitcoin-full-node" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Wasabi docs</a>:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>There are two ways to confirm that your Wasabi client is connected to
your own full node.</p>
<p>First, in the Wasabi logs. Once you receive a transaction Wasabi
downloads the block containing that transaction from your node, and in
the logs you should see: <code>Block acquired from local P2P connection</code>.</p>
<p>Second, by checking the connected peers inside your full node. Wasabi
will show up as one of the connected peers while it is downloading a
block. You can check this in the Bitcoin Core / Knots GUI by clicking
on <code>Window -&gt; Peers</code>. During the period when Wasabi is fetching a
block, it will show up in the <code>User Agent</code> column. Alternatively, you
can use the Bitcoin RPC call <code>bitcoin-cli getpeerinfo</code> and see the
Wasabi client listed.</p>
<p><a href="https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/BitcoinFullNode.html#using-an-already-existing-remote-bitcoin-full-node" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasabi/BitcoinFullNode.html#using-an-already-existing-remote-bitcoin-full-node</a></p>
</blockquote>
