Installed 1.10.3 a few days ago & things were working well, updating to 1.10.4 broke the network

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I’m new to ZeroTier One and installed it a few days ago, configuring my home server (Ubuntu 22.04) as a controller, and added a few peers. Everything was working well in that time until yesterday when I saw there was an update to 1.10.4 so I upgraded.

Now If I run “zerotier-cli peers” it shows my machines online with the 1.10.4 version, lastTx/lastRx are updating too, but that’s all that’s happening. I can’t ping or make a connection at all.

I unblocked 9993 in my controller’s firewall, but I don’t think that was the issue anyway because it was working before on 1.10.3. I disabled the firewall on my main workstation and a few of the other peers for testing without any luck.

Any ideas?

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Thanks for writing. What operating system is it?

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The controller is running Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy), my main workstation Linux Mint 21 (jammy), and two other peers running OctoPi 0.18.0 (Based on Debian 10 “buster”).

I’ve tried connections to/from all of them without any success.

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That’s very strange. There wasn’t much changed for linux in 1.10.4. Will try to reproduce.

You can downgrade with apt install zerotier-one=1.10.3

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I’m still not sure why zerotier-one stopped working altogether because ztncui was having a permissions problem, but it is resolved now.

If anyone else is having this issue while running ztncui, there is a solution here:

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