I’ve followed the instructions for routing out of Zerotier to another network. And it works when I have Network A sending 192.168.1.100/32 say for a single device on a network.
But if I try and send an entire public network like 11x.2x.3x.0/22 say, it shows up in the ZeroTierGUI as a route over ZeroTier network B (i.e. I have multiple ZeroTier networks on this test laptop), but not if I do a route print on Windows, nor do tracert show it routing over the proper zerotier network.
I’m really not at all sure what’s different in the config here, unless it’s something to do with multiple zerotier networks (but the IPs do not overlap, and the routing info would be workable if it ended up in the routing table)…
For reference, from the controller:
"routes": [
{
"target": "1xx.2x.3x.0/22",
"via": "172.20.175.126"
},
{
"target": "172.20.160.0/19",
"via": null
}
],
Doesn’t seem to work, while
"routes": [
{
"target": "192.168.1.122/32",
"via": "172.16.153.159"
},
{
"target": "172.16.153.0/24",
"via": null
}
],
Does. Any ideas?