you can have as many LN nodes on same network as you want.
Important is to separate their port for each node: LN1 9735, LN2 9736, LN3 9737 etc
Also, obviously, each node should have its own static local IP in your LAN.
Tor is using a different onion address for each node anyways, on clearnet each node is differentiated by its own port
you can have as many LN nodes on same network as you want. Important is to separate their port for each node: LN1 9735, LN2 9736, LN3 9737 etc Also, obviously, each node should have its own static local IP in your LAN.
Tor is using a different onion address for each node anyways, on clearnet each node is differentiated by its own port