Viktor Liu
Viktor Liu
Hi @hurricanehrndz, we want to go with a slightly different solution that doesn't ignore potential changes for 3 seconds. I'll close this PR and create a new one. Thank you...
@Silex did you also open up the firewall for the port or is that included in the port forwarding configuration? Can you run tcpdump or similar to verify traffic actually...
@pappz > What is the proper way to disable this feature and start using the original sshd configuration? `netbird up --allow-server-ssh=false` or through the dashboard > Why do we have...
> > Unfriendly error output. At the moment, the system clock was outdated. Unfortunately the ssh protocol doesn't allow us to send any output to the client in the auth...
> After I disable the SSH on Dashboard and enable it back again, I can not reach the remote machine via NetBird ssh : > > ``` > 2025-10-08T14:47:18+02:00 INFO...
Won't do for now
Hi @emperorkebab, Is the domain resolvable from the client? That's where the domains are resolved. If it is, can you send over the contents of `/etc/resolv.conf` when netbird is `up`,...
That's the issue then. The clients must be able to resolve the domain for the route to be added. If this is a private domain you could set the DNS...
DNS won't give access, it will only expose the IP addresses. You'll have DNS resolution on the routing clients, which will route their traffic to the routing peer.
@hwiorn Can you confirm if the server with the public IP is the routing client (part of distribution group for the exit node) or the routing server (the exit node...