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+ | === I can't access some of my containers. MacVLAN. === | ||
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+ | If you have containers configured using a MacVLAN network interface, you won't be able to access them using Wireguard. Containers with this configuration can't communicate with the host, so Wireguard can't access them either. This is a limitation of the Linux kernel. | ||
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+ | There are workarounds, | ||
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+ | === I can access my LAN, but I don't have internet access. === | ||
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+ | We've received reports of some Mac clients where the network remains split even with '' | ||
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+ | Try adding a generic DNS to your Wireguard tunnel on the client. Something like '' | ||
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===== Source Code ===== | ===== Source Code ===== | ||