Collecting info on ZeroTier use
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@scottalanmiller I was more active on it 20 years ago, when I first got into IT. Then drifted around other forums before becoming an active Reddit user 10 years ago. I even had my own dial-up BBS in High School, when those were fading out.
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@JaredBusch A PBX? Like Asterisk?
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@unquietwiki said in Collecting info on ZeroTier use:
@JaredBusch A PBX? Like Asterisk?
Lots of PBX people here.
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@JaredBusch Since Asterisk runs on Linux directly, you'd think you could provision an ed25519 key & have port 22 open in ip/nf tables?
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@scottalanmiller There's a place I used to work at that I talked into getting an Asterisk system. I should point them here!
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@unquietwiki said in Collecting info on ZeroTier use:
@JaredBusch Since Asterisk runs on Linux directly, you'd think you could provision an ed25519 key & have port 22 open in ip/nf tables?
That's normal. But there are some systems where they don't want to setup things just for me or they already have other things and it is just easier to let the ZT network flow over 443.
Even then, I use my ed25519 key though
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@unquietwiki said in Collecting info on ZeroTier use:
@scottalanmiller There's a place I used to work at that I talked into getting an Asterisk system. I should point them here!
For sure! FreePBX, VitalPBX, TrixBox, Elastix, XiVo, FusionPBX (not Asterisk)... all kinds of telephony peeps here. Including some of the vendors themselves, and some of the carriers, like Skyetel.
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@JaredBusch Sounds like one of those "I don't want to mess with the firewall" situations.
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@unquietwiki said in Collecting info on ZeroTier use:
@JaredBusch Sounds like one of those "I don't want to mess with the firewall" situations.
Quite common.
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I am currently using ZT to Route between my various networks, like a Site-to-Site VPN. It can be a pain to set up, but once it's up and going, it's great!
