Since you are using switch mode, you don't need to specify Subnets at all. You
do need them in router mode. Basically, the Subnet statements tell tinc which
IP addresses belong to which nodes in the VPN. Also see the documentation of the
Mode variable.
Thanx.
Some more questions:
I have one node behind two masq. NATs and it works just few minutes
after initial start of tinc daemon. A few minutes after UDP traffic to
this node from the node it has connected to cannot travers double NAT,
and I understand this.
1. But, if I use TCPOnly=yes option, which is deprecated as I've read, -
it works fine, with non directed traffic, which flows via third node.
If I leave TCPOnly=no(default) tinc cannot determine itself to use tcp
instead of udp in my case as it described in documentation.
2. As I know from doc, by default tinc uses two connections:
meta-connection(tcp) and data-connection(udp).
But if I turn TCPOnly=yes? Will Meta and Data flow in one tcp-session or
also in two different?
Thanks a lot, Guus.
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