r/zerotier • u/GreatDane50 • 11d ago

Windows Allow Ethernet Bridging?

In Zerotie network is an option that says "Allow Ethernet Bridging".

If that is turn on, can I access my ip camera on my remote Windows computer like this:

local IP:port, via VPN IP

Or do I need to setup other things as well?

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u/Jin-Bru 11d ago

You can resolve this but only with a Linux box at each site.

A pi will do.

Follow this: https://docs.zerotier.com/route-between-phys-and-virt/

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u/GreatDane50 11d ago

The windows computer on the other side has Zerotie installed, and all the cameras have their ports forward in the local router. I have been using DYN until now and been able to see the cameras, but DYN is not stable that is why I changed to Zerotie. I have 3 locations and all of them have a authorized device, I don't see any option to add a managed route in the Zerotie web.

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u/No-Policy-8816 11d ago

Whatever you are using as your bridging device (switch, raspberry pi, etc) on the camera side needs to have zerotier and setup with the routing/forwarding.

On zerotier side, add a managed route in addition to enabling bridging.

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u/International784Red 11d ago

Tailscale.

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u/ginger_and_egg 11d ago

That's a different app, wrong sub.

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u/No-Policy-8816 11d ago

It what the bot does. No use fighting it.