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zerotier rules engine can do node x can connect to node y, or nodes in group x can all talk to node y, but not each other, etc...
by lacrosse_tannin 4y ago
zerotier rules engine can do node x can connect to node y, or nodes in group x can all talk to node y, but not each other, etc...
- onphonenow 4y agoThe gui for this is not there. Biz users are used to clicking nodes, adding users to nodes (in traditional form these are lan subnets or computers). Even CLI oriented used to things like Node Group A ALLOW FROM User 1, 2, 3 I might not have spent enough time playing with it. EDIT: Edited to add another look at rules engine I see absolute ZERO mentions of users. How are folks doing my use case in rules? User logs into let's say two machines and phone. They should have access to Node X inside our firewall for RDP. Permissions are tied to user identity. I wasted enough time chasing folks saying this is easy before, please CONFIRM it is easy before telling me it is.