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ZeroTier One VPN configuration (view source)
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ZeroTier One is an open source software product which establishes Peer to Peer VPN (P2PVPN) connection between laptops, desktops, phones, embedded devices, cloud resources, and apps.
<b>ZeroTier One</b> is an open source software product which establishes Peer to Peer VPN (P2PVPN) connection between laptops, desktops, phones, embedded devices, cloud resources, and apps.
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==Introduction==
==Introduction==
<li>Navigate to the <b>Services → VPN → Zerotier</b> page. Enable Zerotier, specify your network ID and save:<br>[[File:Zerotier_6.png|1000px]]<br>The first time Zerotier is enabled it creates a unique address for you which can take a bit of time.</li>
<li>Navigate to the <b>Services → VPN → Zerotier</b> page. Enable Zerotier, specify your network ID and save:<br>[[File:Zerotier_6.png|1000px]]<br>The first time Zerotier is enabled it creates a unique address for you which can take a bit of time.</li>
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<li>After a minute or two your routers Zerotier address should become visible on the network options. Note: For peace of mind, you can name the connection:<br>[[File:Zerotier_7.png]]</li>
<li>After a minute or two your routers Zerotier address should become visible on the network options. Note: For peace of mind, you can name the connection:<br>[[File:Zerotier_7.png|1000px]]</li>
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<li>If you have the network set to be Private, you will need to authenticate it as well to allow access to this network. You can do that from the <b>Services → CLI</b> page. Login (user: root; password: router's admin password) and type <b><i>ifconfig</i></b>. It should give you a "zt" interface with the same IP. If you see these options, it means you are connected to the Zerotier network and will be capable to reach other devices also connected there.<br>[[File:Zerotier_8.png]]</li>
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<li>Since both routers are configured, we can clearly see that routers have different physical IP’s and for this example we will make Router 2 with 12.12.12.12 IP (Managed IP:172.28.95.105) who will be our VPN client get the 31.31.31.31 IP (Managed IP:172.28.252.180 ) from the other Router 1
who will be our VPN server:<br>[[File:Zerotier_9.png|1000px]]</li>
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<li>For this we first of will need to take the VPN servers (Router1) managed IP and input it into our Managed Routes on our Zerotier network so that all connected devices which want to use the VPN service will know where our VPN server is:<br>[[File:Zerotier_10.png]]</li>
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<li>Save this configuration by pushing the plus sign:<br>[[File:Zerotier_11.png]]</li>
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<li>Login to the router, enable ZeroTier VPN and select it will be on Server mode:<br>[[File:Zerotier_12.png]]</li>
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<li>And for the VPN client you will need to also enable the VPN option, select the Client mode and then the network you want to have a VPN connection with if you are connected to more than one Zerotier network:<br>[[File:Zerotier_13.png|1000px]]</li>
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<li>If you have the network set to be Private, you will need to authenticate it as well to allow access to this network. You should see the same created address and a given Managed IP that you can confirm in a console or the given CLI in the System tab.
<li>And now we can confirm client (Router 2) obtaining server IP address on a console or the CLI on the Service tab with the “curl ifconfig.co” command.<br>
Before:
<pre>root@Teltonika-RUT950:~# curl ifconfig.co
12.12.12.12
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After:
<pre>root@Teltonika-RUT950:~# curl ifconfig.co
31.31.31.31
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