zerotier-cli

Show node status

$ sudo zerotier-cli status

$ sudo zerotier-cli join [network_id]

$ sudo zerotier-cli leave [network_id]

$ sudo zerotier-cli listnetworks

$ sudo zerotier-cli listpeers

$ sudo zerotier-cli info

zerotier-cli [options] command [args]

zerotier-cli is the command-line interface for managing ZeroTier One, a software-defined networking (SDN) service that creates secure virtual networks. It communicates with the local zerotier-one service.
ZeroTier creates encrypted peer-to-peer connections between nodes, forming virtual LANs across the internet. Each node gets a unique 10-digit address. Networks are identified by 16-digit network IDs.
After joining a network, nodes can communicate as if on the same LAN, enabling remote access, gaming, and connecting distributed systems. Network membership is managed through ZeroTier Central or self-hosted controllers.

-D path

ZeroTier home directory

Local API port

Authentication token

status

Show node status and address

Display node information

Join a ZeroTier network

Leave a ZeroTier network

List joined networks

List connected peers

List joined moons (custom roots)

Join a moon

Leave a moon

Configure network settings

Most commands require root/sudo to communicate with the zerotier-one service.
Joining a network requires authorization from the network controller (automatic for public networks, manual for private).
Firewall rules may need adjustment to allow ZeroTier traffic (UDP port 9993 by default).
Network performance depends on whether direct peer connections can be established or traffic must relay.

zerotier-one(8), zerotier-idtool(1), ip(8), wg(8)