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Can’t get Zerotier routing working #132
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Hi @javiernar1, sorry it took so long to reply, too much work and not enough time. I understand that in the ZeroTier central you have configured the route for the Are the computers on your network that you are trying to connect to Windows or do they have firewalls? Because it looks like that's what's cutting you off. Note that the origin of the requests to those computers is the |
I have a similar issue. |
This indicates that you have a firewall configuration on your client machine that prevents pinging the Zerotier network.
If you had neither interface nor firewall zone then communication was only possible on the Zerotier network, but in that case neither your clients connected to the router could communicate with your Zerotier network nor vice versa. Please note that we have rewritten the guides and separated them into different pages to make it easier, maybe that is why you do not remember to have done that configuration (before the guide was a single page).
Check what I have told you before. That you do not have any firewall that prevents the ICMP communication (it is very typical that Windows cuts this communication). |
Thanks for your answers. |
In that case it is true, you only need to create the Zerotier network, configuring the routing (and the interface) is not necessary since you do not need that communication. In fact the guide itself indicates that once you create the network you should be able to ping between devices. However, the firewall configuration is necessary.
If the network and firewall configuration is done (I said, in your case the routing and interface is not necessary) and you are still not able to ping then check the firewalls that you may have in your devices because it is possible that you are cutting the communication in the Zerotier network. |
The only thing I can think of is that the default configuration of that device specifically prohibits this network traffic. If that is the case it is normal that the ping does not work until you create the firewall zone that allows this communication because there you are explicitly telling it to allow the incoming and outgoing communication of the Zerotier interface. |
Thanks a lot for your help. As the 1.14.1 was added to the 23.05 snapshot branch I updated my OpenWrt build and installed the 1.14.1 version and configured it from scratch. |
Hi, I have followed your instructions on the wiki but I can't get it fully working:
My setup:
WAN-Interface of the OpenWrt router : a public IP on the internet
LAN-Interface of the OpenWrt router : 192.168.3.1
IP-Range of the LAN switch on the OpenWrt router : 192.168.3.0/24
IP-Address of the zt interface on the OpenWrt router : 10.147.20.1
ZeroTier network route on the OpenWrt router : 10.147.20.1/24 via zt
“Allow Ethernet Bridging” is enabled on 10.147.20.1 on ZT.
I am using OpenWrt 23.05.5, and I have installed latest zerotier using the official repository (1.12.2-2).
At this moment, I can connect to the router via SSH from a remote computer connected to the ZT network using both Ips: 10.147.20.1 and 192.168.3.1, and I can ping, and get reply from other computers in 192.168.3.0/24, however I cannot access any TCP service (like web) there, I always get a timeout connecting.
My config:
Any idea? Thank you very much
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