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Andriod phone: connected to 0/5 peers, no internet #1512
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Phone: Google Pixel 6a, Android 14 Having the same issue. Never worked for me. Reinstalled app and have the same issue. Shows its connected in the Admin portal. It also shows there is an update to 0.26.3 but unsure how to update the agent for the android app since 0.0.20 is the latest. |
Having the same issue. Never worked for me. Reinstalled app and have the same issue. Shows its connected in the Admin portal |
I have the same issue. Pixel 6, grapheneos. Disabled battery optimizations |
Hello! |
Hey @pappz . I do not use any policies but i have a route defined. Logs from my phone (I redacted peer IDs, probably over cautious).
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@pappz any findings? can i contribute somehow? I can dedicate some of my time into this issue if given some instructions where to look or what to check - its a dealbreaker for me but would really like not to switch off of netbird |
after last update netbird is still disconnecting but is no longer causing loss of internet access on my phone |
I have same issue |
I'm also getting this - I think it's related to being on the same network (aka the wifi) where the server is - if I disconnect from wifi and use mobile data, my peers connect. I see the same entries in the log with the socket permission denied. |
Phone: Xiaomi Mi10T Pro, Android 12
Netbird app: v.0.24.4, Netbird cloud
When I initially added my phone to a new peer, everything was working fine, but later it no longer saw other peers (Windows, iPad, Unraid, Debian). The app displayed connected 0/5 peers. Tried disconnecting and connecting several times to no avail. The only solution is to create a new peer again (by changing server--->use netbird server), then it started working again for a while before no peer connected.
I use it at home and tried it with and without wifi connection.
NetBird status -d output: (n/a)
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