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Nomad doesn't respect Consuls "translate_wan_addrs" #3629

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perrymanuk opened this issue Dec 7, 2017 · 4 comments · Fixed by #12720
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Nomad doesn't respect Consuls "translate_wan_addrs" #3629

perrymanuk opened this issue Dec 7, 2017 · 4 comments · Fixed by #12720

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@perrymanuk
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Nomad version

Output from 0.7.0

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Debian 9

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Consul is configured to translate wan addresses, this works perfectly for the nomad nodes and for services announced directly to consul. However the same is not true for the services announced to consul by nomad.

Reproduction steps

ping nomad-node-name.service.datacenter.consul
ping service-running-in-nomad.service.datacenter.consul

@perrymanuk
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This is also true for vault, would you like me to duplicate the issue there?

@schmichael
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@perrymanuk If you don't mind. Please drop a link from one to other as well.

@JoeOrtiz
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I see this as well from Nomad v0.8.6.

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