can a node access an egress network? So I have 3 nodes: netmaker "server", a netclient node at azure and a netclient node at home. my netclient node at home is configured as egress to my whole home network -> configured the ip range of my home lan range. my netclient node at azure cannot see my home network IPs when I try to ping some of them. No docker, pure linux.

this sounds like a reasonable setup and has been done before. Which linux distro are you using on your home node?

ubuntu server 22

Okay, and have you taken note of the correct CIDR and interface name when creating the egress?

Yes, I have a second network configured which uses the exact egress params and my external clients can access my home lan

you should not

ok

your home node is on both networks and trying to egress the same lan on both?

yes

Okay thanks for the information, I'll have to look into if there is bug there or something. Is there any reason why you're separating the networks in that case?

not really, I was just testing a second network before pushing it to my main network

sounds good - please let me know if you see the same behavior on one network

ok so I joined the node to my main network. On my main I have 3 nodes: netmaker server, my home node and now this 3rd node at azure. My home node can ping the netmaker node. The 3rd node can pint the netmaker node. But my home node cannot ping the 3rd node and 3rd node cannot ping my home node. Odd

hmm idk that is odd, maybe you could try to relay your home node via your netmaker server in order to communicate with the azure one.. It should work without it since it's a public cloud, but not sure why without digging into it more

yeah I will just stop now. I was planning to upgrade to latest version soon (whatever it is) so I will just do that and try again my whole setup. Thanks anyways for the help.