Closed pmcarrion closed 9 months ago
Anycast changes would have no impact on this. You need to contact support and provide the data you see.
1,488 clients seems like a problem, are they all UUID hostnames that change randomly?
1,488 clients seems like a problem, are they all UUID hostnames that change randomly?
The MAC addresses are the same but the IPv6 addresses change randomly. The Control D Dashboard reports them as separate devices.
@pmcarrion Can you DM/email me the output from ctrld clients list
Thx
The current ctrld version installed on my router is
root@RT-AX88U-XXXX:/jffs/controld# ./ctrld --version
ctrld version dev-33d77fc
However, I'm getting this error:
root@RT-AX88U-XXXX:/jffs/controld# ./ctrld clients list
Nov 9 20:48:04.000 FTL failed to get clients list error="Post \"http://unix/clients\": dial unix /jffs/controld/ctrld_control.sock: connect: connection refused"
I had to reinstall ctrld on my router for some reason.
I just sent you the output of ctrld clients list
by DM.
This is fixed in v1.3.2 release.
Cross-posting this issue from Control D Feedback as it also involves ctrld.
https://feedback.controld.com/posts/2300/issues-with-analytics-and-the-clients-feature-of-ctrld-after-anycast-upgrade
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For the last 6 weeks, Control D Analytics and ctrld on the router and computer have been reporting "clients" that don’t exist.
My router is showing 1,488 clients (as of 2023-10-13). The number should be around 60 clients. The rest are IPv6 addresses and localhost.
My computer went from 2 clients (network interfaces) to 5: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, IPv6 address, localhost and kubernetes.
The issue started with ctrld version 1.3.0 right after the Control D Anycast upgrade and remains with ctrld version 1.3.1 released yesterday.
The routing issues caused by the Anycast upgrade also remain unsolved.
Related issue: https://feedback.controld.com/posts/2257/routing-issue-sice-last-network-update