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Nope, I had those rules too. After further investigation, I saw that I had configured my NAT rule on the LAN interface instead of the WAN interface. Fixed that, and everything's working.
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General Discussion / Re: Really silly question - routing
January 10, 2024, 03:50:33 PM
I'm having the exact same problem, except for the fact that I *did* remember to create hybrid NAT rules for the docker IPVLAN networks.
My routing is definitely working, since I can access my docker containers from other devices on my network and vice versa. But the docker containers cannot reach the internet.
Attached is my IPv4 NAT rule. I have an identical one for IPv6, and one set as static for port 500.
What else can I look at?
My routing is definitely working, since I can access my docker containers from other devices on my network and vice versa. But the docker containers cannot reach the internet.
Attached is my IPv4 NAT rule. I have an identical one for IPv6, and one set as static for port 500.
What else can I look at?
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