By using the [nwaku-spammer] (https://github.com/waku-org/nwaku/pull/2821), you can connect a node to the network that spams the other nodes, sending messages exceeding its rate limit. It will register an RLN membership at startup. It should be configured with the same contract and `rln-relay-user-message-limit` as the waku nodes. If a node spams enough for the peer-score to go below the threshold, then the peers will disconnect from the spamming node.
- ⚠️ change `staticnode` to the node you wish. Note that the multiaddress is logged by every peer at startup.
```bash
docker run -it --network waku-simulator_simulation quay.io/wakuorg/nwaku-pr:2821 \
You can also try to connect multiple spamming nodes, but it might be necessary to use a different private-key for each one to avoid the limitation of multiple contract transactions with the same nonce. Otherwise add a delay before running a new node. Note the `&`. Remember to kill the new nodes once you are done.
```bash
for i in {1..5}; do
docker run -it --network waku-simulator_simulation quay.io/wakuorg/nwaku-pr:2821 \
The spammer node also provides a method to test burst messaging. It will send the total user-message-limit of messages sequentially without pauses, then rests for the epoch period and repeats.
```bash
docker run -it --network waku-simulator_simulation quay.io/wakuorg/nwaku-pr:2821 \
