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# NetVM nodes # NetVM Nodes (bl)
Per-profile persistent map: **profile = node = Warp identity = deterministic Unified naming: node == agent == profile == API account.
network slot (veth IP, CDP port) = consistent egress IP.**
Egress IPs may overlap between nodes (same Cloudflare colo / anycast exit). | node | netns | egress_ip | cdp_port | status | agent |
That is expected and fine. What persists — and what is mapped here — is the |------|-------|-----------|----------|--------|-------|
per-profile pattern: each chrome-box profile keeps its own identity, its own | muse | warp-muse | 104.28.195.181 | 9410 | active | muse (ltd.pixels.ltd@gmail.com, email_otp) |
netns, its own veth/CDP slot, and its own consistent egress. One account, one | pip | warp-pip | 104.28.195.181 | 9420 | active | pip (piparada, phone_otp, needs re-auth) |
stable network presence.
| profile/node | netns | warp identity | veth IP | CDP port | egress IP | tail IP | notes | ## History
|--------------|-------|---------------|---------|----------|-----------|---------|-------| - 2026-10-03: Renamed smoke->muse, phone-test->pip for unified naming.
| tp | warp-tp | /etc/netvm/tp.conf (wgcf, 2026-10-03) | 10.201.149.2 | 9277 | 104.28.203.246 | — | laptop; orchestrator + first node; UP, handshake+egress verified 2026-10-03 | Profiles preserved, sessions persisted (muse). WireGuard identities renamed.
| smoke | warp-smoke | /etc/netvm/smoke.conf (wgcf, 2026-10-03) | 10.201.87.2 | 9410 | 104.28.203.246 | — | laptop; dedicated test rig (chrome-box profile smoke); UP, handshake+egress+CDP+muse.ai verified 2026-10-03 |
CDP: `http://<veth IP>:<CDP port>/json/list` from the host, or
`ssh -L <port>:<veth IP>:<port> <user>@<tail IP>` for remote automation.