Using local von-network with aries bifold wallet

[Sshovon]

I want to use the locally initiated ledger in the aries bifold wallet. I have tested the local von network with Alice and Faber agent of Aries cloud agent python. It works fine but when I try to use it with my wallet it doesn't work as expected. I have used ngrok to make port 9000 online. And added that https://ngrok/genesis in the wallet genesis file. But in this setup wallet can't retive did from the ledger we provided. So it seems that our setup is not correct. Can anyone help me out?

[WadeBarnes]

@jleach, @amanji, do either of you have any experience using a local instance on von-network with a mobile wallet?

[amanji]

I haven’t, but I suspect that the IPs in the genesis block are local which are not reachable from the wallet. Any chance you’d be willing to post your genesis file?

[Sshovon]

Yes, the IPs are provided by the docker host of my local machine. Can you please help me by suggesting the steps to make this? Would you like me to use EC2 instance?
genesis.txt

[Sshovon]

I have hosted the von network in an EC2 instance. Here is the link. Now, when I try to start acapy Faber agent using this ledger, it gives pool timeout but it writes the did of the agent in the ledger. Communication between alice and faber agent works fine with the local von network on my machine. I am attaching the ledger URL that I have used to start faber agent and the error screenshot.
LEDGER_URL=http://100.26.23.213 ./run_demo faber

[jleach]

Is the network reachable? You can use timeout 5 bash -c "</dev/tcp/100.26.23.213/nnnn"; echo $? where nnnn is the port number the node is listening on. When I try on ports I think you may be using I get 127 which means - nope, not reachable from the internet. Check firewall rules and that you're using the default ports. The IP 20.200.95.22 is for a Candy node and is working as expected.

root@7339f64e0189:/# timeout 5 bash -c "</dev/tcp/20.200.95.22/9702"; echo $?
0
root@7339f64e0189:/# timeout 5 bash -c "</dev/tcp/100.26.23.213/9702"; echo $?
124
root@7339f64e0189:/# timeout 5 bash -c "</dev/tcp/100.26.23.213/9701"; echo $?
124
root@7339f64e0189:/# 

[Sshovon]

Thank you very much @WadeBarnes @jleach @amanji. I have resolved the issue. Thanks again.