Good morning everyone.
I have been working for several years with this Zerotier tool which I find to be an excellent solution for connectivity and security.
In the node located in my office I have installled two ISPs. The fastest is shared with another neighboring local, being turned off for safety reasons every day when they finish their work. Then my internet access is switched to ISP2 which is much slower all night until the next morning when ISP1 is turned back on.
The thing is that I realized that zerotier would not return to work with the ISP1 which is much faster. So I applied the advanced “active-backup” settings as the manual says but without any effect. Zerotier continues to exit through the slower ISP2 until the service is manually restarted. I see the ISP used at any time on my dash board via web in my.zerotier.com.
Installation Information:
OS: Openwrt 23.05.5
Zt: v1.14.1
Configuration file: /etc/zerotier.conf
{
"settings":
{
"defaultBondingPolicy": "custom-active-backup",
"policies":
{
"custom-active-backup":
{
"basePolicy": "active-backup",
"linkSelectMethod": "always",
"failoverInterval": 5000,
"links":
{
"eth1": { "failoverTo": "eth2", "mode": "primary" },
"eth2": { "mode": "spare" }
}
}
}
}
}
Normal before ISP1 shuts down
Zerotier-CLI Bond List
9f4a63bc63 active-backup 7/7
Today after service is restarted by ISP1 atomatically
Zerotier-CLI Bond List
8a5226b74d active-backup 20/20
9f4a63bc63 active-backup 11/11
AB960880BD Active-Backup 22/22
Is there another configuration I can do ?
Thank you.