BUG: Win11 Double IP when creating network adapter with multiple locations

[tomhouweling1987]

We've upgraded our client from 1.5.1 to 1.6.1 on Windows 11. Our server is running defguard 1.6.0.
At the moment we have 2 locations with a different subnet. When connecting to Location 1 it creates an network adapter with the IP of location 1 and location 2. When location 2 is disabled and the client connect to Location 1 it create a network adapter with only 1 IP.

What we did for now:

• deleted defguard client and reinstalled --> still same problem
• deleted all the directories in appdata/local and appdata/roaming --> still same problem
• reenrolled --> still same problem
• disabled location 2 --> User can work and the defguard clients only create an adapter with 1 ip address

[moubctez]

@tomhouweling1987 We are not able to reproduce this issue. What do you mean my disabling a location? Can you share the configuration for the locations, especially the IP addresses?

[jmeij]

@moubctez Disabling: We removed the usergroup from location 2. So the users can't access it anymore.

Location 1: 10.1.0.100/24
Location 2: 10.2.0.13/24

As long as location 2 was present it would connect to it

When connecting to location 1, location 2 would always connect. Using the command Get-NetAdapter showed 2 connections. Manually trying to disable or remove them through Disable-NetAdapter or Remove-PnpDevice did not have any effect.