1nerdyguy

Are you passing the LAN network as a 'network' to these clients? I found that when I passed a network via netbird, it would put a route at a lower...

I had literally a similiar 'foot gun' problem on this recently. Basically, I came to two options: 1. Don't allow connections to netbird when the originating device is on the...

1. What have you done for troubleshooting? You've stated you're on the 192.168.22.x network for both client and server, but it's going through Netbird as Relay. This is normal, as...

When yous ay you added the route, what do you mean? Transfer status is literally what it says. It sent 13.8mb, recieved 17.4. Can you do a netbird status -d...

You didn't answer any of the questions. I have no idea what your 192.168.1. network is. Based on the naming convention, I'd say a grandstream PBX. So, again: If you're...

Ok, you need to listen to what I'm saying. You have clients in the 192.168.22.x range. You are passing hte 192.168.22.x range via netbird. AS SUCH, those clients will *always*...

I'd check if you're relaying during that slow down. And then determine why.