Accessing internal lan clients by IP address from different devices conected by ZT

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Good morning Everyone!
I hope all is OK, and everyone is happy and

I am starting my studies in this area.

I ask for help to resolve a situation in our laboratory.

I installed ZeroTier-One on my notebook that I use at home, and on the PC of the university laboratory that has access to the internet.

The laboratory PC has a network device to access the internet, and another network device to access the local network 192.168.1.0/24.

This equipment is connected to this local network and I need to access it remotely through the notebook.

I made some attempts using the ping-192.168.1.105 application to access this equipment or another networked PC without success (no response found!).

The network is formed as follows:

A) Notebook (ZeroTier-One 172.22.217.254)
B) Internet
C) PC LAB (card1-172.22.134.4 and card2-192.168.1.100)
D) Equipment - 192.168.1.105
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I inserted a figure to graphically represent the intended connection.

Attempt

I inserted a route into ZeroTier-one 192.168.1.0/24 via 172.22.134.4 (IP Zerotier PC lab)

This way I can ping from 172.22.217.254 to 192.168.1.100, but I cannot access the equipment with IP 192.168.1.105.

I made some attempts with IP tables NAT and also with IP route on PC LAB without success.

Can someone help me?

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You’ll need to set up the computer in the lab to route between the ZeroTier & physical LAN. If it’s a Linux machine, see here: Route between ZeroTier and Physical Networks

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Dear friend,
Thank you for the tip.
I made a change to the design.
I put the WAN entry (internet) connected to the router so I don’t need to use two network cards.
I applied the instructions on the link “route between the ZeroTier & physical LAN”.
And it worked. Yupi
Thanks.

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