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WAN bypass (?) causing interface to drop from Speedify #182
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Hi, after the drop post the output of |
Thank you for the reply! I did have Bypass active within the Speedify app, I turned that off and still watched a dropout happen a few minutes later;
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Yes, I added that to make Apple updates all bypass Speedify and only go through primary WAN
I'll try uninstalling Tailscale, I already have it on my NAS anyway so not really a problem to leave it off my Smoothwan install. Thanks! |
I uninstalled Tailscale and the problem appears to remain. Here is the routes after a restart and not using bypass rules:
And then after selecting BYP10 in the primary Interface:
And then after switching Speedify server, which cases the primary WAN interface to disappear from Speedify:
It appears to me it's all the same when BYP is active before and after inducing the problem. I see that after activating BYP there are a few changes to ip route that seems significant (bolded), but I'm too ignorant to understand; Before:
After:
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I too see this issue. I have a vlan I have attempted to bypass to a specific WAN. Within a few minutes of adding the BYP * override to the WAN it drops off from speedify. |
This started occurring with a fresh install of Smoothwan a few weeks ago, on a Rpi4 1gb using the same usb-ethernet adapters and cables as prior config, and in troubleshooting I have tried swapping cables and adapters with no change.
I setup exactly according to https://smoothwan.com/wanbyp/ bypass for some clients to my primary wan connection. When I have bypass set in the Interfaces>Override ipv4 routing table, that interface will drop out of Speedify usually in 10 minutes to 1 hour. If I change Speedify to a different server, that interface drops out every time upon attempting to connect to a new server (maybe the other dropouts occur when Speedify that interface has momentarily lost connection to Speedify servers and it's reconnecting?). When I turn the 'Override ipv4 routing table' to the default 'unspecified' the interface never drops, proven up to 48 hours of uptime.
When the interface drops from Speedify, it continues to work and deliver traffic to the clients using the bypass. Restarting the interface or router does not bring it back into Speedify. I have found that if I can bring it back into Speedify by changing that interface to ipv4 routing table; unspecified and change the (static) IP of the interface. Then I can go back to Interface and turn the bypass back on, and it will work again for some short amount of time before failing again.
Attached is the system log from a drop I just observed at about 15:23
drop feb 3.pdf
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