I’m watching the traffic through a pfsense device, and I’m looking at traffic getting blocked. Whilst usually I will see the zerotier devices sending from their local LAN IP out to the public IP of the receiver, I have one curious case where the local LAN IP of the device, is trying to communicate with a Bogon IP which of course it cannot as Bogon IP is not routable over the internet.
Given that usually ZT is sending UDP traffic to the public IP, is this a case where ZT is incorrectly classifying a Bogon IP as a publicly routable IP? Surely it shouldn’t be trying to transmit over the wire to that IP? (10.11.200.21)
Thanks Travis, I understand however that is not my LAN.
The 10.11.200.0/24 network there is someone else’s LAN across the internet, so there is no route from 192.168.2.0/24 to 10.11.200.0/24 and so the communication it is attempting is not possible.
