Peer status

[Semetra22]

Members are shown as offline in the peer status, although the device is pingable and reachable via ssh.

Devices without firewall are displayed correctly. Therefore I assume a firewall problem. Which port is used for this? Can someone help here please?

[lideming]

The peer status info in ztncui comes from the controller peers, which is basically the same as running zerotier-cli peers on the controller. The peer is "offline" when it is not connected to the controller. I also see this happen on some online peers sometimes. No idea why :(

[smoothdvd]

Same here.

[brutesque]

Do you have UDP port 9993 inbound open? Possibly your nodes are being routed through the root servers instead of reaching your network controller directly.

[brutesque]

I have done some testing. Also made sure the UDP inbound port was open. But I have some nodes that I know are shutdown, but still report as online. So i'd guess that the peer status in the web interface is not being refreshed at all.

[pete1019]

Offline issue here as well. Member shows offline but is clearly online.

Maybe because of?

2327bXXXX - LEAF -1 RELAY

[einverne]

Peers can ping, can ssh login, but the status show OFFLINE.

[lifansama]

I have done some testing. Also made sure the UDP inbound port was open. But I have some nodes that I know are shutdown, but still report as online. So i'd guess that the peer status in the web interface is not being refreshed at all.

Do I only open 9993 port enough?

[seanbts]

Would it be worth in ztncui, peer is displayed as relayed instead of offline, this way it would be easy to distinguish between peers relaying and peers that are actually offline? Would this be possible?

[squromiv]

Same problem.

[pete1019]

Try: https://github.com/dec0dOS/zero-ui

[squromiv]

Try: dec0dOS/zero-ui

Seen this before. This project looks even more glitchy.

[pete1019]

Try: dec0dOS/zero-ui

Seen this before. This project looks even more glitchy.

Seen it or installed and tested it? Do it.

[key-networks]

Please check if the new package listed at the end of https://github.com/key-networks/ztncui/issues/91 resolves this issue.

[key-networks]

Please try this one after upgrading to ZT 1.10.4:

For DEB: https://key-networks.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/deb/ztncui/1/x86_64/ztncui_0.8.13_amd64.deb

For RPM: sudo dnf --enablerepo=ztncui-testing upgrade ztncui

Please feed back if that helps or not.

[mighty-services]

same here,

I'm using a nginx reverse proxy, and it's happening on the docker-image and on the normal Debian installation package. I'm running an Ubuntu 22.04lts lcx container on Proxmox. I have it tested with and without the Proxmox firewall, and it's still showing offline, even if the peer itself says OK. I have it installed on Proxmox (Debian) and my Windows machine. I can ping between them without problem.

additionally I forwarded 9993 (tcp and udp) without any luck.

Since I followed your tutorial on your webpage, I have already the latest version installed.

[denispollini]

Hi I have install today the ztncui and for me the same thing's i add 3 nodes to the network create on WebUI but "Peer Status" remain "OFFLINE" I have setup one node as "moon node" and another node as "controller" both are on the same LAN.

[jsorondo]

It took some time to update but opening port 9993 udp in the firewall and forwarding it to the node did the trick.(the node showing offline is actually not connected.)