vpn_site2site_usando_zerotier_con_bridge_en_lxc
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| vpn_site2site_usando_zerotier_con_bridge_en_lxc [2023/09/09 20:27] – [Step 10: Enable Traffic Masquerading (if needed)] oso | vpn_site2site_usando_zerotier_con_bridge_en_lxc [2026/02/04 21:23] (current) – [Step 1: Prepare the Container] oso | ||
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| 1. Create a Debian 10 container and place it on the same vmbr as the target network. | 1. Create a Debian 10 container and place it on the same vmbr as the target network. | ||
| - | 2. Add the following line to your container' | + | 2. Add the following line to your container' |
| lxc.mount.entry: | lxc.mount.entry: | ||
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| ===== Step 4: Install Zerotier ===== | ===== Step 4: Install Zerotier ===== | ||
| - | 6. Install Zerotier with the following command: | + | 6. Install Zerotier with the following command: |
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| ===== Step 5: Join Zerotier Network ===== | ===== Step 5: Join Zerotier Network ===== | ||
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| By following these steps, you should have successfully set up a Zerotier exit gateway in your Debian 10 LXC container to facilitate communication between networks. | By following these steps, you should have successfully set up a Zerotier exit gateway in your Debian 10 LXC container to facilitate communication between networks. | ||
| - | Resources: https:// | + | Resources: https:// |
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