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failed to add subnet #3639
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Hi @qiaoenxin , can you check your IP table (netstat -rn) to see if Telepresence added subnets / routes. If it added the routes it will add your pod subnets and your service subnets in your cluster, so we'd like to check that first. Can you also share the output of ‘telepresence connect’? |
We would also recommend trying |
Hey @qiaoenxin , can you please try setting the loglevel to debug in your The entry should look like this: logLevels:
userDaemon: debug
rootDaemon: debug |
I try to do that. The subnets / routes do not exist.
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I would suggest you do the following:
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Telepresence connect failed.
telepresence_logs.zip
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The kubernetes service subnet is 241.254.0.0/16.
The kubernetes pod subnet is 241.255.0.0/16.
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telepresence version
telepresence
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