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How to configure Nebula's full tunnel mode #307
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I'd love to know the answer to this too! |
me too ;-) |
Hello guys, I tried to add a certificate with subnet 0.0.0.0/0 and then adding to the config of the client the following: Unfortunately the route is not getting created on my client. Do you see any reason why this should not work? Once this works, I think setting up the configuration shown in the picture is trivial |
+1 |
Would |
ref #280 |
Love to see this implemented for I like to use this when traveling |
While Nebula still does not currently aim to support full tunneling, I wanted to share some information from the NebulaOSS community Slack that may be valuable to others discovering this issue: Regarding
Community user Claudio notes:
Link to discussion in the NebulaOSS community Slack: https://nebulaoss.slack.com/archives/CRWJJM52B/p1658476565627369 |
Would this work with some management of the route metrics? |
I'm closing this as a dupe of #280. Let's try to keep discussion over there - thanks! |
Network topology description
How to configure Nebula's full tunnel mode so that non-nebulas nodes behind one nebula node can access the Internet through another nebula node
The Nebula node uses centos7.
Thanks.
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