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I have two simultaneously connected tunnels on each served computer. Nebula (for performance) and OpenVPN (in case of failure). Recently I noticed that if Nebula cannot use the public address for some reason, it starts working through OpenVPN, and in my case this is an undesirable behavior (in some cases OpenVPN is connected via LTE with limited 128 kb\s speed).
After re-reading the documentation, I haven't found a way to make exceptions for Nebula traffic.
Is it possible to add an “ignore_ranges” directive similar to “preferred_ranges”?
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I have two simultaneously connected tunnels on each served computer. Nebula (for performance) and OpenVPN (in case of failure). Recently I noticed that if Nebula cannot use the public address for some reason, it starts working through OpenVPN, and in my case this is an undesirable behavior (in some cases OpenVPN is connected via LTE with limited 128 kb\s speed).
After re-reading the documentation, I haven't found a way to make exceptions for Nebula traffic.
Is it possible to add an “ignore_ranges” directive similar to “preferred_ranges”?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: