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This error appears to come from kube-router network policy engine. It appears that this node does not have an IPv6 address assigned, despite the cluster and node both being configured for dual-stack: Can you show the output of As a work-around, you can disable kube-router's network policy engine by starting the servers with the |
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Hi k3s community, I currently have issues joining k3s-agents to my cluster.
I get the following log error: level=fatal msg="host IPv6 unknown".
One month ago, this Setup works totally fine, but now it doesn't work anymore.
About my Cluster
3 Master with ETCD on premise these are x64 nodes and
2 Workers at my home (Raspberry Pis).
These are all connected through a WireGuard network, and I am trying to create a dual-stack cluster.
About the worker mercury (Raspberry Pi 4)
journalctl -xe -u k3s-agent
About the worker earth (Raspberry Pi 3)
The journalctl log is the same.
How I setup the cluster
Setup server
Setup agent
Do you see any obvious mistakes i made?
Steps I tried out
I censored some IPs with a regex search.
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