Upgraded this morning and love the new interface. I am having some issues with external clients, though. For context: I'm using an oracle cloud ARM64 instance as the ingress gateway - it has a static IP. I've also connected my home server and laptop, which cannot ping each other right now. I think I need to set up a relay, but the two hosts are grayed out as options when setting it up so I need to do a bit more investigating. They're both behind a 5G gateway. My (main) issue is with my phone, which I have not been able to connect since 0.17. I've also not had any issues resolving the stun servers. I ran the install script after modifying it to change amd to arm. Thanks for the great project, and thanks in advance for any & all help output of journalctl -fu netclient on ingress gateway while setting up: https://gist.github.com/483240985209348/bf2cf17a7696f426eb3a21a8755f2689 iptables rules: https://gist.github.com/483240985209348/39a303249ce0b8cbc2bb72c94635bee8

it looks like your iptables has a default DROP policy, which we found for another user caused the issue. This is especially the case with Docker. Try setting it to accept to see if it starts working.

Sadly it did not start working

is your phone not able to ping ingress gateway as well?

Nope

is the netclient on the ingress node, running as docker container or on the host?

docker. i just ran the install script, nothing fancier than that

just to confirm, the ingress is a docker netclient?

yes

that is your server, but where is the client running? on the same machine?

yes, same machine

hmm ok, I just replicated on my setup, worked fine

Yep

yup

I downloaded it

can you ping the ingress ip from your phone?

do you have UDP open?

just the default iptables along with the oracle security group. both currently are open for 443, 80, and 51821-51830 (UDP)

show me "wg show" on the server

it looks like this machine is unreachable based on that

Oracle cloud is just problematic. but it's free and has worked for me in the past

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sudo ufw status

inactive

idk then, there's definitely some oracle settings that are blocking a connection on that port

that's very rude of them. looking at the iptables rules I do have right now I think I'll start deleting the ones from oracle one at a time and see what happens

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Nice. it was only a matter of time before oracle requisitioned my instance anyway haha

thanks!

Ahhhh that does it…thanks for keeping us updated