Ignore "network routes" on specific networks

[sevrage]

Hello,

My on-premises router has access (lan2lan vpn) to specific client networks 1-When I'm working remotely I can access those specific client networks by using "network routes" configurations. 2-When I'm working on-premises I don't need the "network routes" configuration because the computers on the local networks are routed through the router that knows those client networks, but because netbird has the "network routes" configuration the routing is made by netbird.

Is it possible to make some sort of bypass when I'm on-premises? Like ignoring the specific client network routes if netbird is on a specific LAN

I also have the on-premises LAN in the "network routes", maybe associate the specific client networks to this network so netbird knows that when it's on that LAN it does not need to route those child routes.

network examples: on-premises LAN - 192.168.100.x client network - 10.60.0.x router 192.168.100.1 lan2lan vpn configurations to the client networks

Thanks

[fbzhong]

Yes, I need this features too!

One of a possible solution could be let user config a script before applying network routes, if the script returns other than 0, the network route item would be skipped.

[fbzhong]

Or, if my device could directly access any of routine peers, which mean they are in the same lan network, skip that route item.

[fbzhong]

@mlsmaycon any thoughts about this new feature request? Maybe we could write some code on that.

[krishne35]

Any update on this?

[fbzhong]

The "Network Routes" feature in client could solve this issue perfectly.

[krishne35]

I'm on android don't think such feature exist for android yet Also in tailscale there is a simple toggle "allow lan" which bypasses any routes and connect to peer directly