Hi @Arthur, thanks for your fast response! So when I do nslookup, I get the following:
Note that I would be expecting my application for the NAS to run on port 8096, so explicitly test that too. As you can see there is a server fail. Note that this is available on my Android device via TwinGate.
I added a resource kittens.com, with an alias kittens.local to my nas group. When i print out twingate resources I get:
RESOURCE NAME ADDRESS ALIAS AUTH STATUS
kittens kittens.com kittens.local Not authenticated
NAS 127.0.0.1 nas.local Not authenticated
trng 127.0.0.1 trng.local Not authenticated
I notice that I am not authenticated. When I try to authenticate, I get nowhere:
➜ sudo twingate auth nas
07:26:43 [ERROR] Error: failed to process command "auth-end": no "auth_flow_id" in auth-end command
Running it with sudo yields the same result. Doing an NSLookUp on kittens.local doesnt get me any further:
✖ nslookup kittens.local
;; communications error to 127.0.0.53#53: timed out
Server: 127.0.0.53
Address: 127.0.0.53#53
** server can't find kittens.local: SERVFAIL
Could it be that i have an authorization issue? It would explain the point of failure. I already redid the setup, but that didnt help. In the setup it tries to Authenticate and nothing happens. The output of the setup is:
✖ sudo twingate setup
Twingate Setup 2023.250.97595 | 0.149.1
By continuing, you agree to the User Terms of Service (https://twingate.com/terms/user)
and acknowledge the Privacy Policy (https://twingate.com/privacy). [A]gree/[q]uit: A
Your current Twingate network is 'geelenio'. Do you want to change it? [y/N]:
Do you want to automatically start the Twingate service at boot? [Y/n]:
Enabled Twingate to start automatically
Do you want the Twingate service to automatically login after restart?
This requires saving authentication data in /var/lib/twingate (accessible only to root) [y/N]: y
Do you want to automatically share application error reports with Twingate? [Y/n]: Y
Do you want to start Twingate now? [Y/n]: Y
Twingate has been started; user authentication is required for access to Resources
To start desktop notifications, run `twingate desktop-start`.
Alternatively, you can run `/usr/bin/twingate-notifier console` in order to receive Twingate authentication requests in the console.
When I try to authenticate i get stuck:
✖ /usr/bin/twingate-notifier console
Twingate Client Status: Online
Nothing happens at this point, so I quit the operation (CTLR+C). I also looked at this post here: Issue connecting after installation on fresh linux system - #5 by jimb0 But I do not have that many SDWANs:
✖ nmcli connection show
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
MyWiFiNetwork c55eaaa2-3f4a-428b-b65e-6f1a4f8b9b2e wifi wlp8s0
br-f5aa98ddfb54 90de535b-4251-42d5-bbfd-7fba374d9889 bridge br-f5aa98ddfb54
lo 931b1970-d410-4ff9-b34b-3233016682cf loopback lo
sdwan0 242cfaaa-2502-4950-a85f-ef7f17e263a6 tun sdwan0
br-1aad98d0c41f 1d1ce2e4-929e-4e2a-bd1f-9ffbcd99ceb3 bridge br-1aad98d0c41f
br-3616f43ba47e c4346913-ae49-4787-9b7e-2ea512604cc0 bridge br-3616f43ba47e
docker0 39f9ef66-ae89-48bf-b028-47b61c8f2d15 bridge docker0
virbr0 bc2934fd-a4f0-4bcf-b1f9-d87d0581526c bridge virbr0
Wired connection 1 61ee18aa-3ad5-35f5-bb6e-40e116c2e3a7 ethernet --
(I redacted my wifi network here).
What would be the next steps?
Thanks sooo much for your time 