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     <li>Find out the public IP addresses of your routers. You can do this by visiting a website like [https://www.whatsmyip.org/ whatsmyip.org] or by using the <b><i>curl ifconfig.co</i></b> command via CLI or SSH.</li>

     <li>Find out the public IP addresses of your routers. You can do this by visiting a website like [https://www.whatsmyip.org/ whatsmyip.org] or by using the <b><i>curl ifconfig.co</i></b> command via CLI or SSH.</li>

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     <li>Navigate to the <b>Services → VPN → Zerotier</b> page. Enable Zerotier, add new network instance, enable instance, specify your network ID,  and save:<br>[[File:Networking rutxxx configuration zerotier router connection v2.png|border|class=tlt-border|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, add new network instance, enable it, specify your network ID,  and save:<br>[[File:Networking rutxxx configuration zerotier router connection v2.png|border|class=tlt-border|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 router's Zerotier address should become visible on the network options. Note: For peace of mind, you can name the connection:<br>[[File:Networking rutxxx configuration zerotier new connection v1.jpg|border|class=tlt-border|1000px]]</li>

   <li>After a minute or two your router's Zerotier address should become visible on the network options. Note: For peace of mind, you can name the connection:<br>[[File:Networking rutxxx configuration zerotier new connection v1.jpg|border|class=tlt-border|1000px]]</li>

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