diff --git a/nat-lab/tests/test_batching.py b/nat-lab/tests/test_batching.py
index 54dfd0ba1..5925be345 100644
--- a/nat-lab/tests/test_batching.py
+++ b/nat-lab/tests/test_batching.py
@@ -293,49 +293,49 @@ def features():
     ]
 
 
-# @pytest.mark.asyncio
-# @pytest.mark.parametrize(
-#     "setup_params",
-#     [
-#         proxying_peer_parameters(
-#             [ConnectionTag.DOCKER_CONE_CLIENT_1,
-#                 ConnectionTag.DOCKER_CONE_CLIENT_2]
-#         )
-#     ],
-# )
-# async def test_proxying_peer_batched_keepalive(
-#     setup_params: List[SetupParameters],
-# ) -> None:
-#     # Since batching keepalives are performed on application level instead of Wireguard
-#     # backend we need to ensure that proxying peers are receiving the keepalives. To test
-#     # for that we can enable link detection that guarantees quick detection if there's no corresponding
-#     # received traffic(WireGuard PassiveKeepalive). If batcher correctly emits pings, it
-#     # should trigger link detection quite quickly.
-#     async with AsyncExitStack() as exit_stack:
-#         env = await setup_mesh_nodes(exit_stack, setup_params)
-#
-#         await asyncio.gather(*[
-#             await exit_stack.enter_async_context(
-#                 run_async_context(
-#                     client.wait_for_state_peer(
-#                         node.public_key, [NodeState.CONNECTED], [
-#                             PathType.RELAY]
-#                     )
-#                 )
-#             )
-#             for client, node in itertools.product(env.clients, env.nodes)
-#             if not client.is_node(node)
-#         ])
-#
-#         alpha, beta = env.clients
-#         await beta.stop_device()
-#
-#         _, beta_node = env.nodes
-#
-#         await alpha.wait_for_state_peer(
-#             beta_node.public_key,
-#             [NodeState.CONNECTED],
-#             [PathType.RELAY],
-#             timeout=30,
-#             link_state=LinkState.DOWN,
-#         )
+@pytest.mark.asyncio
+@pytest.mark.parametrize(
+    "setup_params",
+    [
+        proxying_peer_parameters(
+            [ConnectionTag.DOCKER_CONE_CLIENT_1,
+                ConnectionTag.DOCKER_CONE_CLIENT_2]
+        )
+    ],
+)
+async def test_proxying_peer_batched_keepalive(
+    setup_params: List[SetupParameters],
+) -> None:
+    # Since batching keepalives are performed on application level instead of Wireguard
+    # backend we need to ensure that proxying peers are receiving the keepalives. To test
+    # for that we can enable link detection that guarantees quick detection if there's no corresponding
+    # received traffic(WireGuard PassiveKeepalive). If batcher correctly emits pings, it
+    # should trigger link detection quite quickly.
+    async with AsyncExitStack() as exit_stack:
+        env = await setup_mesh_nodes(exit_stack, setup_params)
+
+        await asyncio.gather(*[
+            await exit_stack.enter_async_context(
+                run_async_context(
+                    client.wait_for_state_peer(
+                        node.public_key, [NodeState.CONNECTED], [
+                            PathType.RELAY]
+                    )
+                )
+            )
+            for client, node in itertools.product(env.clients, env.nodes)
+            if not client.is_node(node)
+        ])
+
+        alpha, beta = env.clients
+        await beta.stop_device()
+
+        _, beta_node = env.nodes
+
+        await alpha.wait_for_state_peer(
+            beta_node.public_key,
+            [NodeState.CONNECTED],
+            [PathType.RELAY],
+            timeout=30,
+            link_state=LinkState.DOWN,
+        )