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Peers will communicate over the LAN if possible.
Check zerotier-cli peers for more peering info.
I'm not sure why that wouldn't work. Maybe some kind of "client isolation" is happening on the LAN. And peering via the router/public IP isn't working either.
It would be very unlikely for two nodes to randomly select port 2048 at the same time, by the way. They are probably configured to do that in local.conf. Or those two clients are using the same zerotier identities? That work work at all. Generate a new identity on one of them.
devices are connected on the same switch.
and they all share the same internet connection.
i will try to restart the controller service and see might change the ports.
as long as they are all using the same port.
the connection between them will never happen.
hmmm
these devices are fresh installed openwrt
and this is the 1st boot.
do you think it is related?
i don't see same identities at all.
Clients running v1.12.2 on openwrt 23.05.2
If 2 or 3 clients behind the same Public IP
on the controller sometimes it shows that 2 of the clients are reachable via the same port
communication between these 2 clients is not possible
while communication works fine for any one of them and the rest of the network
Controller zerotier version: 1.12.2
Update:
One client of them is ZeroTier 1.12.2 on windows and the other two are openwrt
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