Jessie.slimer
BIT Beta Team
I just finished setting up a Blue Iris pc with Windows 11 pro and could not get ZT to pass any data on the ZT network which I verified was properly set up. I looked on the zerotier network on the webpage and could see the new BI cpu connected on the ZT network, but no connection to Blue iris on the wan interface.
After searching through the zerotier forums, I found it was due to the Zerotier virtual network adapter being set to 'public' instead of 'private'. Apparantly there is no way to change it in Windows, and must be changed using Powershell. This seems to apply only to Windows 11 Pro.
To resolve, open Powershell from the Window search bar (must be run as an administrator).
You can verify what ZT is currently set to with:
Get-NetConnectionProfile | Where-Object "InterfaceAlias" -like "Zero*"
And change it to 'private' with:
Get-NetConnectionProfile | Where-Object "InterfaceAlias" -like "Zero*" | Set-NetConnectionProfile -NetworkCategory Private
Hopefully it helps someone.
After searching through the zerotier forums, I found it was due to the Zerotier virtual network adapter being set to 'public' instead of 'private'. Apparantly there is no way to change it in Windows, and must be changed using Powershell. This seems to apply only to Windows 11 Pro.
To resolve, open Powershell from the Window search bar (must be run as an administrator).
You can verify what ZT is currently set to with:
Get-NetConnectionProfile | Where-Object "InterfaceAlias" -like "Zero*"
And change it to 'private' with:
Get-NetConnectionProfile | Where-Object "InterfaceAlias" -like "Zero*" | Set-NetConnectionProfile -NetworkCategory Private
Hopefully it helps someone.
