Heya,

Just stumbled upon support for Spikhalskiys Zerotier container , been using it (forever?) and it works , the latest 6.12 network changes are what changed the way unraid listens to interfaces therefore theres a need to add interfaces extra in network section to be able to get to unraid via ZeroTier or Tailscale VPN.

Thank you Spikhalskiy , when 6.12 reboot issue which makes it necessary to re-add the interfaces extra will be fixed it will come back to "just" working as it was before

Does anyone know what command UnRAID runs when clicking Network Settings -> Interface Extra -> Apply?

 

A bandaid solution would be to run this command daily or on every reboot or something.

Hi Everyone 

any idea on how to delete/remove the unused networks 

 

 

I already deleted them from Appdata/..../networks.d

but they still show in docker cli and Unraid network setting 

 

Thanks In Advance

Hi all. I have issues with ZT container, no matter what I do it doesn't create network. 

4 minutes ago, mucflyer said:

Hi all. I have issues with ZT container, no matter what I do it doesn't create network. 

 

Do you have enabled in Settings > Docker the following?
"Host access to custom networks:"

 

You should disable it, otherwise it won't create a network.
 

1 minute ago, leaded-angora2954 said:

 

Do you have enabled in Settings > Docker the following?
"Host access to custom networks:"

 

You should disable it, otherwise it won't create a network.
 

Disabled already.

Hello, may I ask how to set a fixed IPv6 address, subnet mask, and DNS for ZT's virtual network card.  Thanks

On 7/14/2023 at 5:48 PM, Vivent said:

For anyone looking for a solution, I was able to connect to my unraid 6.12.2 from a phone on zerotier 1.10.6.

 

Just go to settings -> Network Settings. In Routing Table section find your zerotier ip and copy interface name from gateway column. Paste the interface name into "Include listening interfaces" field under Interface Extra section, hit apply, and it should all be working.

Not sure if anyone else has this problem but.. my config is as above but I find that whenever the unraid server is powered off or crashes I cannot get access to the unraid server via zerotier.  According to my.zerotier.com the server is up and I can ping it.  I have found that if I add a comma after the zerotier address in the include listening interfaces I can then access again remotely (until another reboot/crash).  I would love to get this fixed.

On 3/15/2024 at 8:34 AM, mauriceatkinson@btconnect. said:

Not sure if anyone else has this problem but.. my config is as above but I find that whenever the unraid server is powered off or crashes I cannot get access to the unraid server via zerotier.  According to my.zerotier.com the server is up and I can ping it.  I have found that if I add a comma after the zerotier address in the include listening interfaces I can then access again remotely (until another reboot/crash).  I would love to get this fixed.

Yeah, it's still not fixed, they don't care a bit.

I have updatedto 6.12.10 and still the issue of not being able to connect via zerotier unless you add the comma in the listening interface exists.  I am going to raise a support call and see if I can get this on the fixing radar.

OK, got a real dumb Q, I think...

I'm able to access individual dockers/services with no issue, using the managed IP:port with ZT on, from my phone.

So how do I access the entire unraid dashboard?  Just entering the IP comes up with an nginx error, and I don't know what the (or if) port would be for the main dashboard.  How does this work? Or does it?

 

EDIT: No one knows?  I feel better! lol

Edited May 10, 20242 yr by Elmojo

On 1/29/2024 at 2:10 PM, mucflyer said:

Disabled already.

Hey, i have the same issue, it wont create the entry in the routing table. Did you get it working?

Hey Dmitry, can we can a container update to v1.14 please?

I'm speaking with ZT support, they are recommending that I update "all devices involved to v1.14 so we’re not fighting any already solved issues".  I see that this docker is on v1.12 still.

 

edit: Solving the issue slowly. A walkthrough on setting a VPS to essentially forward a domain to an Unraid box with Nginx would be helpful.

Edited July 7, 20242 yr by scraejtp

does anyone know if the Version 7.0.0-beta fixes this issue?

*update*
I am referring to the being able to connect to NFS shares across the ZT network

Edited July 25, 20242 yr by poedenon

2 minutes ago, poedenon said:

does anyone know if the Version 7.0.0-beta fixes this issue?

Fixes what issue?

Good point, sorry about that. I am referring to being able to connect to NFS shares across the ZT network

I have reviewed all the previous posts and unable to find one that allows me to access my unRaid server through the zeroTier Docker container.

 

I have added the Docker network interface for as a listening interface, but still unable to access my unRaid server at all.

 

I am able to ping the Container using the zeroTier IP Address, but get a timeout error when I try to access unRaid.

 

Could someone please help me? I am willing to supply anything data you need. I am not looking to just access the unRaid webGUI, but also the network shares I have setup.

9 minutes ago, sneville83 said:

I have reviewed all the previous posts and unable to find one that allows me to access my unRaid server through the zeroTier Docker container.
.....
I am not looking to just access the unRaid webGUI, but also the network shares I have setup.

I asked the same question, and got no answers.
I spoke to ZeroTier support about this, and they directed me to this support article: https://docs.zerotier.com/integrating-physical-networks/

I did not find it helpful, perhaps you will.  If you get it figured out, please share!

What IP are your trying to reach unraid on, the zerotier IP og the unarid IP? Not a soultion to your issues, but set up Tailscale instead, it's very easy and just works. If you decide to try that I recomend the plugin rather then the docker contaier. As it can run without the array started as well. So you can still connect to your server even if the array and the docker service is down.

That does sound nice, and I may give it a shot for personal testing purposes.  However, I'm using ZT for work, and all our client devices are already configured.  It would be nontrivial to convert to TS, and convincing the owners to drop our ZT license and jump to another provider would also be a challenge.  I need to use whatever they use, for ease of setup and compatibility.

2 minutes ago, Elmojo said:

and convincing the owners to drop our ZT license and jump to another provider

I can understand that would be a hard sell yes. Been some years sice i used zerotier, but talscale's subnetrouter and magic dns feautures are SO nice. With magic dns you can use hostnames instead of ip address. And with subnetrouter set up you can connect to devices which don't even have tailscale installed. Like printers and other devices it's hard to install clients on. I can't remember if zerotier has those features, but that is what made me install Tailscale. 

Oh man, I may have to make the jump.  That sounds pretty great.

So this is super weird.  I recently switched ISPs at home, and now have cellular internet through T-Mobile.  I previously had DSL.
My new service is WAY faster (both down and up) than the DSL.  However, when I connect via ZT to my office, things are super slow.

I mean, even basic Windows explorer directory browsing takes much longer than it used to, and transferring files is almost not worth doing. A common workflow would be to copy a batch of photos from my work server to my local machine.  Let's say it's 20 files, totaling around 120MB.  On my old (terrible) connection, this transfer would take maybe 2-3 minutes.  On my new, much faster, setup, it takes maybe 20 minutes.  Transfers stutter and pause, and when they do work, the speeds are in the low KB/s.

Nothing has changed on either end of the config, except for me switching to the new ISP.
Any ideas what may be choking ZT?

Just a tip for anyone who is having issues accessing their dashboard but are able to access docker containers via zerotier.

I ended up enabling SSL/TSL in the management option in settings set to "Yes" not strict, which now lets me access my dashboard via zerotier.