Nate Brown
Nate Brown
Dual NAT scenario is a bit tricky, possibly room for improvement from nebula's perspective there. Do you have details on the type of NATs you are dealing with?
@rawdigits can speak to the punching better than I can. If you are having problems in AWS then we can get a test running and sort out the issues.
Who is the manufacturer and what model is the chromebook?
I have submitted [build 59 v0.1.1](https://github.com/DefinedNet/mobile_nebula/tree/469195cdf711c8828b16b44bc6684ad4005e561c) to the production track. This should resolve your issues with ChromeOS.
The new build should be live now, if it does not fix your ChromeOS issues, please re-open. Thanks for reporting!
The content of this comment is the most telling for me https://github.com/slackhq/nebula/issues/637#issuecomment-1086643211 When you are testing your underlay network with multiple flows directly (5 in that run) you see maximum...
Was able to repro using `ip link delete $deviceName`
Assuming the address spaces issued under each CA root **does not** overlap, you can trust each root issuing for devices at the lighthouse and re-use the single process. Just make...
Ran the test using `go test -tags=e2e_testing -count=1 -bench=. -benchmem -run='^$' ./e2e`, `count=1` because the e2e test decreases in performance after each run, so this isn't super scientific. ``` name...
Thanks for the PR! The name of the command seems fine and I believe the a json flag would be helpful if you don't mind adding it.