S2S broken after config change

I was adding a new device in existing working S2S but it stuck on connectivity test even there was no changeto the main node.

  1. I did not stop s2s before updating
  2. During attempt to pass connectivity test old s2s was functional. Networks reachable
  3. There was no option to stop existing s2s anymore and I decided to delete it and recreate
  4. Deletion worked and old s2s stopped functioning but I still cannot create a new one. It fails instantly on connectivity test with when previously it was taking time
  5. Whe opening s2s edit it shows 3 warning
  • "Device version is less than 3.026 " lowest I have is 3.216
  • Subnode of mesh
  • Bridge mode

It feels like it's stuck in some bad state. How to fix it? Reboot of main node and some of othe nodes did not help

I am getting this same error with 2 x Brume2's.. Any advice?

My main node is also Brume2

We are aware of this issue and have urgently hot-fixed it. Please try again.

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I'm still seeing the same problem (I think). After editing the enrolled devices, and clicking next to the port testing phase it does one of two things:

  1. Immediately goes to the S2S status screen but no data is ever sent. It selects a main node but will never connect after pressing start.
  2. It fails the test and says no ports are open on any router. Ports are open and I have two routers on different external IPs that do and have been set as main node before.

I just tried to unbind one of my nodes. Now I can't get it rebound to goodcloud because I have no record of the serial. Apparently dropbear is broken on this unit and is always requesting a RSA key as well. I'm unable to login and obtain the serial. @bruce Do you have historical record of previous bound devices if I supply ID and MAC?

Check this: Windows ssh stopped working with 3.x firmware

Interesting.. I was having same result from many other OS varieties too. The work around, worked. Thanks @admon

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You can PM me the MAC and ID, and I will help you find the SN.

I got it, thanks @bruce