tailscale.subnet_router.routes.approved
Approved subnet routesSummary
Number of subnet routes that have been administratively approved for this device to route traffic for. Approved routes are actively used for forwarding decisions in the tailnet. Low counts relative to advertised routes indicate pending approval backlogs blocking connectivity. Zero values despite advertisements mean no subnet routing is active. Critical for validating subnet router configuration and ensuring intended routing topology is operational.
Interface Metrics (1)
Technical Annotations (19)
Configuration Parameters (2)
net.ipv4.ip_forwardrecommended: 1tailscale.web.portrecommended: 5252Error Signatures (1)
subnetIPForwardingNotEnablederror codeCLI Commands (7)
tailscale metrics printdiagnosticip route showdiagnostictailscale status --json | jq '.Self.PrimaryRoutes, .Self.AdvertisedRoutes'diagnosticsysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1remediationtailscale metrics writemonitoringcurl 100.100.100.100/metricsdiagnostictailscale webmonitoringTechnical References (9)
exit nodecomponentsubnet routercomponentIP forwardingconceptDERP relaycomponentsubnet routeconcepttailscale0component100.100.100.100componenttextfile collectorcomponentsubnet routerscomponentRelated Insights (9)
When a subnet router advertises routes that remain unapproved, devices attempting to reach those subnets will fail to establish connectivity. This represents a configuration gap between advertised network capabilities and operational reality, often caused by approval workflow delays or miscommunication.