Note that I have the same issue on two computers: one is a laptop under Windows 11 and the other one is a VM running Windows 10. In fact, I just did an additional test in Windows 10 and now it's working with the overlay network! Great! But I don't understand why it's still not good on the Windows 11. I'm going to check the whole configuration again.
On the primary computer, I can telnet to the port 30569 of the secondary computer over the overly network and I get a connection. I can see the packets exchange in Wireshark. However, when I try to connect with Multiplicity, no packet is leaving the primary computer. Wireshark shows nothing...
Hi Sean, I thank you very much for your very detailed answer. I've followed the steps you mentioned. At 1. I had to change the existing route, as Nebula creates routes for itself. Here are my routes after the change you suggested: route print =========================================================================== Interface List 36...........................Nebula Tunnel 6...54 a
Hello Basj, I thank you very much for your answer. I'll keep an eye on this thread. Regards, Jean-Christian
Hi everybody! I'm totally new to Multiplicity and am testing the Pro version of Multiplicity 4 on two computers running Windows 11 23H2. I'm trying to get it working in KVM mode over my overlay network. This means that my different computers are connected to several Wi-Fi and Ethernet networks, and these computers are all connected together by this overlay network, Nebula in this case. Each computer can directly reach any other computer using the overlay network subnet 10.55.5