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@xppppp Hi there, you're missing some crucial info we need to understand your use case. For example, do the certs belonging to your remote nodes, which are trying to access unsafe_routes via the router, have Additionally, can you please provide full configs for the routing node and for the remote nodes, minus the PKI section? Logs from a remote node and the router would not hurt either. Thanks! P.S. You can use three backticks (```) to get a multi-line codeblock. |
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I am trying to control which nodes can access subnet routing (via
tun.unsafe_routes
). So, infirewall.inbound
on the edge node that provides access to the subnet I have:With that in the configuration, we can ping the edge node, the routes appear on the remote nodes, but everything on the unsafe subnet is inaccessible. If we change the configuration on the edge node to:
then it all works. Have I missed something?
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