Hello, I am trying to setup a simple network where external clients can access my local home network. I setup netmaker server in a VPS which is also used as ingress gateway. I have a debian VM running in my home network as an egress gateway. I have a few ext clients outside of my home network. Currently I can access the following: - all ext clients can ping each other - ext clients can ping ingress gateway (netmaker server) - ingress gateway can ping hosts in my local network (192.168.1.0/24) - ingress gateway can ping egress gateway (VM in my local network) - egress gateway can ping ingress gateway What I can't currently get working: - ext clients can NOT ping ingress gateway - ext clients can NOT ping my local network ACLs are kept as default, allow all for ingress and egress gateways. Based on all the documentation I have seen this should work, right? Any ideas on anything else I could try? Thanks in advance. Image if it helps:

until v0.18.7 is released, run the following command on the ingress and egress machines:

iptables -I FORWARD -i netmaker -j netmakerfilter

Thank you so much, it's actually working now.

note: if the egress or ingress machine is rebooted you will have to run the command again. This will be fixed in v0.18.7 and you won't need to run this command any longer

Good to know that

is netclient running

Yes: netclient version v0.18.6

netclient should have created the chain netmakerfilter on startup

I'm confused because this same command was working yesterday and I haven't changed anything

no

ok

run

iptables list

netmakerfilter should be listed

I had try on a fresh install, it's the same

is the machine you are running on an ingress or egress gateway

Bad argument `list' Try `iptables -h' or 'iptables --help' for more information.

iptables --list

netmakerfilter is the last chain in the output

What I can do to solve the issue do you think?

are you sure you typed the command correctly

oO this time that work, by making a command recalling