How To Work Remotely Using Zerotier & Windows Remote Desktop (RDP)
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Thanks so so much!!!.
I meant to look at this last year and never really got round to it and it drifted from memory.
But as I had a few challenges I needed to solve after seeing this video this morning I decided to check this out
This solved a huge problem for me and just wanted to comment and say thanks and can appreciate the work you are currently doing to help provide this solutions for people who require remote access in this Corona Virus crisis.
Really like the channel and content.
The last week and a half has been a blast. We went from Zero work at home people to over a dozen. Hardware, software, and voice system. Everything works, and I have happy management & users. Totar win.
Excellent video Tom worked like a champ thank you.
I have watched several of your videos and I highly admire and thank you for the tremendous quality and effort you put forth in each video. I have become a lot wiser and more informed by watching your videos. Here's to many more years of learning from your expertise.
Was wondering when this one would be posted. Thank you. Great job.
I really appreaciate your video. It worked for me.
Great content! Thank you!
Good Choice for network games :), tks for the info
Terrific for home schooling, where a parent/teacher can interact with/monitor students and their activities.
Thanks man !
thank you very much great helped
I knew this would come :D
Which makes me wonder how this can be combined with pfsense ... sort of virtual interface connected to zerotier network ... this would open up a whole lot of new options ... great video, keep on doing .... Thanks
I just did this today for one of our HR people.
Great! tks
Zerotier is awesome, I use it everyday, however I am moving to my own hosted solution, I want my own network in my own control and not relying on anyone in anyway.
You still need to rely on the internet backbone :) unless you're all PtP
@@NickF1227 Obviously, but at least he will now control the security and privacy instead of trusting some unknown group with no fiduciary responsibility to protect you.
You could also make another video about Apache Guacamole as an RDP gateway.
You're just awesome
Your videos are so helping. How I wish I can see and hug you.. The moment I am taught a topic in class, I come running to your channel that provides an explicit teaching.
Please Sir, I would love to further communicate with you... How can I.?
Thanks for the video. Can you pretty please explain how to install and config zerotier on a freenas 11.3 jail since it doesn't support zerotier nativaly anymore?????
Thanks for the good video!!... I am looking for the solution to remotely connect to my private network (windows) with my shared folders and my printers, it is not just remote desktop, could you tell me what solution I could use for that ... I have gsnat, no I have access to port-forwarding or DMZ en the modem/router
do you have a video on how to setup network mapping.
Tom, can you do a tutorial on how to expose your entire LAN to Zero Tier? For instance, installing Zero Tier on one server on the network and exposing an entire subnet/vlan to it?
Looking for the same! Well done thanks!
Set up a route for the network at my.zerotier.com. I.e: 192.168.1.0/24 -> [Home Server's Zerotier IP] This directs traffic for your home network's IPs 192.168.1.0-192.168.1.244 through your home server. Make sure the servers firewall allows for traffic to go in and out of the Zerotier interface. Also make home server's port 9993 UDP accessible from the internet.
They also have a nice tutorial here: zerotier.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/224395274/Route+between+ZeroTier+and+Physical+Networks
Can you show how to do the bridge mode?
can they add a zerotier-dns to the network-id we create?
can we use static ip-address, can we set access rules, like only allow access from this zerotier-ip?
How far can you build out the system? IOW, how many client can you connect before it become unusable or unwieldy?
What's the maximum FPS when done this way when direct? Also what's the MB per second set to?
i think this will work on a network which can do a port forwarding. because tried this at home with a home connection it can do the configuration but when you try now to connect on the remote pc. it can't connect..
I m using zerotier for a while now with very good results. I am currently working on moving to wireguard.
why??
zerotier
is better ..
Looks interesting but I have a question. I have a remote ham radio station connected with Starlink (Natted, no public IP). I need to not only just look at and interact with the desktop, but run programs locally which connect to devices on the remote LAN - I need to "see" all of the remote IP's. And, I have to receive broadcasts from one of the devices so that I can connect to it. Will ZeroTier do this?
Hmm, learned something new. But I prefer OpenVPN. My concern is if their cloud service goes down, you loose remote access to your machines. Great vid as always,
You can run your own network controller either on premise or with a cheap (like, $5/mo cheap) cloud node, if you're worried about their service going down. The difference between this solution and OpenVPN is that it's not funneling all of the traffic through it, it's pretty much just orchestrating peer-to-peer connections in an encrypted overlay network.
I set up both to remove a single point of failure. I can VPN into my home network or ZT into certain internal machines. I had one instance where ZT wasn't connecting to one box for some reason, but I was able to connect through VPN and reboot it.
I had a nice Zerotier setup for my 20 Veeam backed servers for around 18 months with Zerotier, it was rock solid until one day it started to work at 5% of the usual speed. After several days of forum fishing and calls to tech support I switched to Wireguard, and can't be more happy with it. I too was worried that if they network goes down, so do our VPNs.
@@karliah1337 you don't have to have all traffic go through an OpenVPN server. You determine the routing. Common to run split VPN where only traffic destined for the corporate LAN goes over the VPN.
Is there away we can access the intranet of the main server using other device on the zerotier without using VPN
Layperson here. Considering using TMO Home Internet, which doesn't permit OpenVPN hosting. So considering ZeroTier. Can I access my home network router, and especially IOT devices using ZeroTier? Or is it PC client to PC client?
Excellent. It's easy to connect to remote computer. I'm a free user. How can zerotier make money?
Hi, You say to enable RDP, but I have read: "First security rule of RDP-it is absolutely unacceptable to leave RDP exposed on the Internet for access-no matter how much endpoint and systems hardening is performed. The risks of such exposure are far too high. RDP is meant to be used only across a local area network (LAN)"
So with the method described in this video am I exposing RDP to the internet?
Zerotier is a type of VPN
if i try to ping peer, it says request timed out, and myself then it says general failure
So each computer that's a host requires its own unique network?
Anyone know what router settings I need to change to allow the connection?
Thank You
but unfortunately it just worked once and after that, I cannot connect to the other pc using zerotier IP
I don't know why
So if I understand this correctly this could be used to RDP into staff machines remotely (like they are working from home)?
Yes
I have a lot of people using it for Remote Desktop since more than a year ago, works great. I ditched it for my backup servers tho, we suddenly had unresolved big performance issues, but RDS has been fine.
Would this work to access an NVR (assuming it’s the right OS) so you can view cameras ?
It should.
Okay I have a question, I've setup similiar setup using another SW not Zerotier. It works fine but after using RD from home to work it logs out user on work pc and I cant connect anymore. Does using zerotier have same problem ?
Logging out the local user is normal when you connect via rdp. More detail on the "I can't connect anymore" part might be useful.
does it pass audio?
Can I use this method with an android tablet?
Can you help me when i installed zero tier it says "waiting for system service"
Tom are you going to be looking at Tailscale?
I don't have a use case for it.
Why does it say $750 a month when I look at 1-100 pricing. It uses base rate which says $750 month
helloo excuse me how could i sign up in zerotier??? its gives me 403 error so and how could i resolve? and after install the app i even cant create my own private network and dont have any network id and if i join a network could i make my own server for a videogame? or we need an host IP?
On this site and it;s working right now www.zerotier.com/
Hello, Do you know if it is possible with zeroteir to trick a game into thinking i'm not connected to the internet, but i actually still have a internet connection?
probably depends on the game.
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I need it in this context: (The game is; No Man's Sky)
I'm using Shadow (Streaming platform) to play games. I'm playing a game(NMS) that has a real-life waiting time to complete missions, but there is a bypass that you can disconnect your internet from your PC, change your date/time, turn internet back on and start the game and the time has passed (some missions take up to 3 days waiting time, i'm way to impatient for that) But because i'm playing through Shadow i can't just take my internet cable out my own PC because Shadow needs internet to run.. So i'm trying to find a way around it.
Please explain where did you get the password and username
Old video but I am going to give it a shot...... I noticed that if you run the client in a A.D environment, none of the domain users could be able t ostart the program since the need to have admin rights. Is there a way to bypass that? Else it is useless to my use case scenario
Thanks
PS thought to go to zerotier service and in hte tab run as make it run as admin... still when the user double clicking the icon in order for zerotier to load it asks for adim rights
ZeroTier needs admin rights and it is a tool that is most likely managed by the admins, not the end users.
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS Thank you for your quick reply....nevertheless I tried zero client tool to an A.D client and except form the part of installation that needed my credentials..the user was able to double click the icon without the need of an admin approval (so no credentials) and he could connect normally .The zerotier one service was running automatically (maybe that helped) even after restarting the laptop
By the way,the end user needs only to click the connect to the network button/option only...nothing else. Since my use case scenario is very weird..after connection he could remote to the RDS server and run from there the shortcut which originates to a custom crm program. Before that the only way to make that play without RDS in the middle was softether vpn software...propbably because it has nat integration
Can you share nas on zt?
Yes, as long as your NAS supports it.
It does not work for me. I have installed it on 2 computers in 2 offices and they show up on the network as online but no connection between them , no ping no nothing.
Have you checked the boxes in the online control platform? see if you have two connections on the network and sharing settings. RDP is only supported in W10 Pro and up.
@@JoaoSilva-gs5jb yes they are enabled and green it does not work, I installed it in VMware on one of the computers and the vm can communicate with the host via Zerotier network but cannot with the other PC.
@@DaveBoxBG try to post it on this video's thread in the LTS Forum
for a faster solution
it is like hamachi VPN?
Except better, it works.
for the password is it the local computer password ?
this will not work on windows home (pro) will work,,, more info on bridge router to router, router to ipcams
This is a great way to get a business hacked and cryptolockered. None of these businesses opening up VPN's to home computers have the network architecture in place to do it securely.
I'm afraid of this too, that's why I just decided to use teamviewer directly to the users session on their workstations, at least they don't have a direct line of access on the network.
If you're one of those people who can't handle setup of OpenVPN from scratch yourself then look into angristan/openvpn script. Super easy and fast setup.
github.com/angristan/openvpn-install
Also, if you need remote desktops for end users consider deploying an RDS server with and RD Gateway server (TLS with an SSL cert).
Isn't there restrictions on the Windows EULA that restricts from the end users just remote accessing their desktop? I seem to remember needed software assurance or other "remote" licensing for this to be legal in Microsoft's eyes. Could be wrong though.
Another Sales video sop
Maybe, but I have the confidence that he will never recommend a product that he wouldn't use himself.
This is a waste of time. I'm actually surprised you would recommend this as an IT pro. It's dependant upon a free service so there's no repercussions of it goes down and your privacy depend on someone else because you don't own the tunnel end to end. VPN's are cheap. There's no reason not to use one.
It's a open source product that has commercial support and self hosted options so you can own it end to end. There are a lot of enterprise companies using it for monitoring large scale systems as well as IoT solutions that embed this as part of their product. Watch my more in depth video if you want to better understand how this system works.
I am surprised, too. I think he recommends it because it's so easy to setup, it almost feels like some kind of IT sorcery. After tinkering for some time with OpenVPN and IPSec I almost cried when my Zerotier VPN worked like a charm in less than 15 minutes.
@@LAWRENCESYSTEMS I'll check it out.
You didn't mention Windows Home edition does not have Remote desktop. My three devices are connected via Zerotier but my Windows Pro machine cannot make a Remote Desktop connection with the laptop running Win Home.
Having the same issue. people say you can connect FROM a home pc to a PRO one but I've had no luck.