Changes

*Navigate to '''''Services → VPN → ZeroTier'''''  and access the ZeroTier Instance created previously to edit it for the bridging of LAN’s.

*Navigate to '''''Services → VPN → ZeroTier'''''  and access the ZeroTier Instance created previously to edit it for the bridging of LAN’s.

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*From the '''''Bridge to''''' dropdown menu select '''''LAN'''''. This option bridges The ZeroTier interface with the device's LAN interface, which extends the network and allows for Layer 2 communication via ZeroTier. Bridges operate at the data link layer and facilitate seamless communication between devices on different LAN segments

*From the '''''Bridge to''''' dropdown menu, select '''''LAN'''''. This option bridges The ZeroTier interface with the device's LAN interface, which extends the network and allows for Layer 2 communication via ZeroTier. Bridges operate at the data link layer and facilitate seamless communication between devices on different LAN segments

*Save & Apply settings

*Save & Apply settings

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*Make sure to turn off '''Auto-Assign from Range''' in the '''advanced section'''. Since this is a Layer 2 bridge configuration, there is no need for IP addresses on the ZeroTier Interfaces and managed IPs. With Layer 2 bridging, devices communicate directly using their local MAC addresses, eliminating the necessity for IP address management.

*Make sure to turn off '''Auto-Assign from Range''' in the '''advanced section'''. Since this is a Layer 2 bridge configuration, there is no need for IP addresses on the ZeroTier Interfaces and managed IPs. With Layer 2 bridging, devices communicate directly using their local MAC addresses, eliminating the necessity for IP address management.

*'''NOTE: Make sure to remove any Managed IPs that might have stayed when the Auto-assigned feature was turned on ( By default, ZeroTier keeps it on).'''

*'''NOTE: Make sure to remove any Managed IPs that might have stayed when the Auto-assigned feature was turned on (by default, ZeroTier keeps it on).'''

*In the '''Advanced section → Managed Routes,''' add the LAN network route (in this case, 192.168.1.0?/4), which ensures communication within the bridge. This allows devices in the ZeroTier network to communicate with devices on the LAN.

*In the '''Advanced section → Managed Routes,''' add the LAN network route (in this case, 192.168.1.0?/4), which ensures communication within the bridge. This allows devices in the ZeroTier network to communicate with devices on the LAN.