I can't SSH from servers that are on GCP to my local machines that are on Warp

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mara

What is the issue you’re encountering

I can’t SSH from servers that are on GCP to my local machines that are on Warp

What steps have you taken to resolve the issue?

I have tunnels set up in my organization, which allow me to reach my servers and pods in the GCP.
But I need to access my workstations that have Warp installed via ssh, from a server that is in the GCP.

Ssh access to gcp VM, successful.
Ssh access VM gcp to Warp, failure

Does anyone have any configuration tips for this case?

Any firewall running and ports open on one or both ends? :thinking:

May I ask if you’ve manage cloudflared tunnel via Dashboard or CLI?

Using standard or custom port?

May I ask with which setup did you went with from the 4 listed at the below article about SSH access? :thinking:

If you’d want to connect from your client, or as a client, then the clients who have or need to access a service running as a tunnel, in your case SSH, are advised and should use the command as cloudflared access tcp --hostname ssh.example.com --url localhost:12345 (not needing, but can work as well)

Are ports 80 and 443 open as well?

Are you using this way, or rather WARP only? :thinking:

@fritex
Thank you for your questions.

Today we are using SSH with Access for Infrastructure.
I can access my servers on the GCP from my workstation, which has warp-cli installed locally.

But even using a tunnel server on the GCP, I can’t do the reverse. That would be from my VM1 to my workstation.

Firewall rules on the GCP are ok, Split Tunnel and Warp to Warp enabled on Cloudflare.