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I'm running a pruned full node of bitcoin core version 0.14.0 and checking on https://bitnodes.21.co/nodes/ I can see that my node was labelled "NODE_WITNESS (12)" unlike of the others nodes shown, which was labelled "NODE_WITNESS (13)".
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I'm running a pruned full node of bitcoin core version 0.14.0 and checking on https://bitnodes.21.co/nodes/ I can see that my node was labelled "NODE_WITNESS (12)" unlike of the others nodes shown, which was labelled "NODE_WITNESS (13)".
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I've looked through several pages on bitnodes to find some more nodes that show NODE_WITNESS (12). I've noticed a pattern: the number corresponds to the services that a node offers. Nodes advertise the services that they offer by sending a bitmap named nServices. The number in the brackets matches the decimal representation of the service bits that a node has set.
Looking around a bit, I've identified the following five bits:
NODE_NETWORK (1)NODE_GETUTXOS (2)NODE_BLOOM (4)NODE_WITNESS (8)NODE_XTHIN (16)So, I'd say that with (12), you must be offering the services NODE_BLOOM, NODE_WITNESS (12), lemme guess, you run a pruning node? :) Or would it be "blocksonly"?
Edit: Here are the service bits defined in the source code: protocol.h:249
1Yes, I'm running a pruning node! – Vinicius Sa – 2017-04-07T02:08:00.407