docs: add Quantum Resistance check to client status and make its fields navigable - #921
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…ds navigable Two related updates to the NetBird client status troubleshooting section, prompted by an incident where a peer stayed invisible until Quantum Resistance was turned off: - Document the `Quantum resistance` status field as a cause and fix. A peer with Quantum Resistance enabled only connects to peers that also have it enabled, so a mismatch can keep a peer from connecting. Cross-link the Quantum-Resistance doc and its permissive mode. - Convert the flat peer-field list into per-field h3 subsections (Connection type, Direct, ICE candidate, Last WireGuard handshake, Quantum resistance, Transfer status) so each appears in the On this page nav. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe peer status documentation now uses dedicated subsections. It explains connection type, direct connectivity, ICE candidates, WireGuard handshake timing, quantum resistance, troubleshooting guidance, and transfer statistics. ChangesPeer Status Documentation
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The page improves Quantum Resistance troubleshooting and field navigation, but three wording inaccuracies could mislead readers about ICE candidates, handshake state, and Rosenpass status. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up to correct these descriptions. Possibly related PRs
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In `@src/pages/help/troubleshooting-client.mdx`:
- Around line 157-159: Update the “ICE candidate (Local/Remote)” documentation
to describe relay and host as local and remote ICE candidate types, not path
types. Clarify that the selected P2P versus relayed path is determined by
“Connection type,” and avoid implying that a host candidate proves a direct
remote connection.
- Around line 165-167: Update the “Quantum resistance” description to use
key-exchange terminology: describe the field as indicating whether
Rosenpass-based post-quantum protection is active on the connection, while
preserving the existing peer-mismatch and permissive-mode guidance.
- Around line 161-163: Update the “Last WireGuard handshake” documentation to
state that an empty value means no handshake has completed yet, while an old
timestamp indicates a stale connection signal rather than proving a connection
was never possible.
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- ICE candidate: describe relay/host as the local and remote ICE candidate types, and point to Connection type for whether the path is P2P or relayed, since a host candidate does not by itself mean the remote path is direct. - Last WireGuard handshake: distinguish an empty value (no handshake yet) from an old timestamp (a previous connection that is now stale). - Quantum resistance: call Rosenpass post-quantum key exchange rather than encryption. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two related updates to the "NetBird client status" section of the client troubleshooting page, both prompted by a support incident where a peer stayed invisible until the customer turned off Quantum Resistance.
Quantum resistancefield innetbird status -dnow explains the cause and fix: a peer with Quantum Resistance (Rosenpass) enabled only connects to peers that also have it enabled, so a mismatch (the other side has it off, runs an older client, or is on mobile, which is unsupported) can keep a peer from connecting or showing up. It cross-links the Quantum-Resistance doc and its permissive-mode section.h3subsections (Connection type, Direct, ICE candidate, Last WireGuard handshake, Quantum resistance, Transfer status), so each appears in the "On this page" nav and the reader can jump straight to a field.Also tidied "Wireguard" to "WireGuard" in the affected lines.
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Placed on the client page rather than resource-connectivity because a Quantum Resistance mismatch blocks the peer connection itself, a peer-connectivity symptom (the resource-connectivity page explicitly punts "peer not Connected" to the client page). Verified the new h3 anchors render and appear in the "On this page" nav. Validated with
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