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When trying to use the Networks feature, I'm unable to connect to peers over P2P if the peer's IP address is part of a larger subnet that's added as a Networks resource, where that peer is also a Routing Peer.
For example, if a peer's IP public address is 198.51.103.2.
If I add 198.51.100.0/23 as a Networks resource with that peer as one of the Routing Peers, the connection will be relayed.
If I don't use Networks and try with the peer as an exit node instead, it connects over P2P.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Add a peer that has an IP that's part of a larger block
Add that larger block as a Networks resource with that peer as a Routing Peer
Connect, and the connection will be relayed instead of P2P
Remove that Networks resource and it will then connect over P2P just fine
Expected behaviour
I figured it should still be able to connect directly to peers even if their IP addresses are part of a larger subnet added as a Networks resource, similar to when the peer is an exit node as that would also cover its own subnet/IP with the 0.0.0.0/0 route.
Are you using NetBird Cloud?
No, self-hosted
NetBird version
v0.45.3
Is any other VPN software installed?
No
To help us resolve the problem, please attach the following anonymized status output
Describe the problem
When trying to use the Networks feature, I'm unable to connect to peers over P2P if the peer's IP address is part of a larger subnet that's added as a Networks resource, where that peer is also a Routing Peer.
For example, if a peer's IP public address is 198.51.103.2.
If I add 198.51.100.0/23 as a Networks resource with that peer as one of the Routing Peers, the connection will be relayed.
If I don't use Networks and try with the peer as an exit node instead, it connects over P2P.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour
I figured it should still be able to connect directly to peers even if their IP addresses are part of a larger subnet added as a Networks resource, similar to when the peer is an exit node as that would also cover its own subnet/IP with the 0.0.0.0/0 route.
Are you using NetBird Cloud?
No, self-hosted
NetBird version
v0.45.3
Is any other VPN software installed?
No
To help us resolve the problem, please attach the following anonymized status output
netbird.txt
Create and upload a debug bundle, and share the returned file key:
Upload file key:
77e57e589318440f8a784a7ca8dffe25be0ca5219c2d0837d26f906eedb94048/c502eb79-d224-4a5f-a1b2-334ee4052b94
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