Hello! I’ve run into the same issue, only on the XE3000. I’m trying to follow this as best as I can, but I was curious if anyone here (Goggles0086 / RRoommaann / Fangzekun or anyone else) actually figured it out.
My situation is a little bit different as I was able to connect and authorize my XE3000 initially and had everything running smoothly. I then plugged my other router back into my computer to access my cameras still connected to the previous subnet/router to change the camera settings. I then attempted to reconnect everything to my XE3000, and that’s where we’re at for this exact same situation coming to fruition. It doesn’t populate in my Zerotier Network (however this time around I already have it populated and authorized in my ZT Network, it just won’t connect on the GL.inet webUI side). It stays constantly showing “connecting” after being correctly applied.
I’ve tried factory resetting my router (and successfully getting back into the webUI/router is running well), updating firmware, creating a new ZT Network and adding that networkID to connect to a new network, and nothing has worked to this point.
I’ve also connected the router to SSH and tried all steps and recommendations here from pinging zerotier .com and my. zerotier. com and received something…? Non stop new sequences kept populating, but it looked it did ping initially with 56 databytes?
I then ran command: cat /etc/config/zerotier and got different results than Goggles.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated - thanks!
Apologies - I’m just not 100% sure what data within this situation could be used against me. I’d rather be over precautious then under! Let me try again.
This is all commands including /etc/config/zerotier from before:
I just left, and am about to join, however before I do so I would like to add that I have actually attempted to delete the old device first, but ZeroTier provides me with this warning pop up:
As you may be able to tell I have already deleted the Managed IP from this device while trying different things to troubleshoot the connection as well (don’t know if that matters). Even with that warning should I still delete it from my ZT Network?
I then went back into my Gl.Inet webUI and noticed that I was still showing “Connecting” on the ZeroTier page, and unchecked “enable ZeroTier” - clicked apply. Then went back to SSH to try to leave/join again. This is what I got after attempting to leave:
I’m all for it. Would you mind giving me a quick run on on how to execute those commands/prompts?
Also I followed the other forums step by step all the way to downloading nano to edit the file of cat /etc/config/zerotier - but, if I’m being honest, I have no clue how to properly install nano, nor edit (once installed) a command to then send back into SSH.
Here’s what those steps looked like on my second attempt after trying to ping all four locations provided by RRoommaann (successfully kind of? Again - the command never stopped populating new sequences, but did ping?)
(Same guy - reached maximum amount of responses in my first 24 hours here so account #2 engaged) –
Well wouldja look at that - I did facepalm. After the reboot didn’t realize I need to log back into the router ssh root, and just did it straight through the populated command. Gimme one second to try again.
… I was just about to say “hmmm nothing populated on the ZT Network to authorized…” I WONDER WHY haha
I extended the permissions for your other account so you can stay with the old one. If it’s OK for you I would delete the new one then - so nobody gets confused.
Since it’s night time here I will continue to look into this issue tomorrow!
Execute the following command in ssh
touch /etc/config/zerotier
uci set zerotier.gl=‘zerotier’
uci set zerotier.gl.enabled=‘0’
uci set zerotier.gl.nat=‘0’
uci set zerotier.gl.wan_nat=‘0’
uci commit zerotier