Replace networkid with the unique ID of the network you created in your ztnet controller. This command will connect your node to the network managed by ztnet.
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Hi, I have deployed ztnet using the docker compose example and everything is running as expected. I might be misunderstanding something but when I run Please let me know if the above doesn't make sense. |
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To join a network on ztnet instead of the default one on my.zerotier.com, you need to create a new network in ztnet. This will generate a unique network ID that distinguishes your network from all others, including those on my.zerotier.com. Once you have the network ID, use the following command to connect your node to the network: zerotier-cli join <networkid>Replace networkid with the unique ID of the network you created in your ztnet controller. This command will connect your node to the network managed by ztnet. |
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In my case, I ran the join command but the Network Member didn't show up immediately , so I came back after an hour and it showed up. I would recommend to wait a little bit. Thank you for the quick answer. |
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To join a network on ztnet instead of the default one on my.zerotier.com, you need to create a new network in ztnet. This will generate a unique network ID that distinguishes your network from all others, including those on my.zerotier.com.
Once you have the network ID, use the following command to connect your node to the network:
Replace networkid with the unique ID of the network you created in your ztnet controller. This command will connect your node to the network managed by ztnet.