No auto peerUpdate on Windows10 when joining with a multiple network enrollment key

No auto peerUpdate on Windows10 when joining with a multiple network enrollment key

Description

This is re-produced on Windows 10. There is no such issue on Windows Server 2019.

On Windows 10, when joining networks with a multiple network enrollment key, the network is not available and there is no auto peerUpdate received.

Reproduce steps

1

Create two Netmaker networks.

2

Create an enrollment key and select both of the two networks.

3

On a Windows 10 machine, install netclient and join the networks using the enrollment key created in the previous step.

4

Observe that the network might not be available and it may not connect to other hosts.

Analysis

On Windows 10, after installation and joining networks with a multiple-network enrollment key, the route entries are not updated properly. As a result, the network is unreachable and peerUpdate does not work because of the network issue.

Workaround

A manual pull will retrieve the updates and allow configuration and routes to be updated successfully. Run:

Command

netclient pull

After running the command, the Netmaker network works as expected.

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