oh-hey. I'm new to Netmaker. I've got a question, and I wish to confirm if Netmaker has this capability or not. Context here is that I have a couple of servers spread out between different regions. Each server is under a different provider. Each provider have low pings to certain ISPs and horrible ping to others (this varies during the day). I wish to achieve lowest possible latency/delay between server communications. An example scenario is that for example I have 3 nodes, Node A, B, and C. I wish to communicate between A <> C. At morning, A <> C: 10ms, A <> B <> C: 20ms; In this example case, I wish for a direct connection between A <> C. At night, A <> C: 30ms, A <> B <> C: 20ms; In this case, I wish for packets destined to C from A to be routed through B, and from C to A to be routed through B. Is this possible with Netmaker or some form of extra scripting? Thank you.

The enterprise edition would provide you with the info required to determine the fastest route but changing the route would require additional scripting/manual steps

Do you have examples of this "scripting" you say?

sorry, no

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If I understand your scenario correctly, you would want to create a network with three nodes A, B and C. In the morning, you would have them as all normal nodes.

The time is not predictable, the scenario presented is just one example.

Hi people!

I haven't set up that configuration, but it should be possible if I read this right. the IPSec GW would have to have the routing information back to node 1 and Netmaker would need the ip information for the connecting network from node1

i asume doing NAT to the netmaker tunnel network on Node1 will masquerade all that traffic using Node1 IPSEC interface IP