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*In the '''Advanced section → Managed Routes''' add the LAN network route(in this case,192.168.1.0?24), this ensures connectivity between ZeroTier network and the local LAN. This allows devices in the ZeroTier network to communicate with devices on the local LAN.
*In the '''Advanced section → Managed Routes''' add the LAN network route(in this case,192.168.1.0?24), this ensures connectivity between ZeroTier network and the local LAN. This allows devices in the ZeroTier network to communicate with devices on the local LAN.
[[File:ZeroTier Portal Routes.png|798x798px]]
[[File:ZeroTier Portal Routes.png|798x798px]]
*To ensure convenience and avoid conflicts, it is recommended to remove any other automatically assigned routes in ZeroTier. By doing so, you can prevent routing issues and ensure smoother connectivity within the ZeroTier network.
If everything was done correctly, you should be able to ping devices connected to separate routers. Let us test this by pinging a laptop connected to the second router (192.168.1.163) from a laptop connected to the first router (192.168.1.220):
If everything was done correctly, you should be able to ping devices connected to separate routers. Let us test this by pinging a laptop connected to the second router (192.168.1.163) from a laptop connected to the first router (192.168.1.220):
