ZeroTier

ZeroTier's architecture is designed to be resilient. If a root server goes down, your network should continue to function as long as other root servers are available. ZeroTier uses a distributed network of root servers to maintain connectivity.

No, ZeroTier does not have access to your network traffic. ZeroTier acts as a secure bridge between your devices, and your data is encrypted end-to-end. ZeroTier, Inc does not monitor or log your traffic.

You can monitor your network metrics through the ZeroTier Central interface. It provides insights into network performance, node connections, and traffic statistics. For detailed monitoring, you may need to use additional tools or scripts.

To update ZeroTier, you can download the latest version from the ZeroTier website or use the built-in update feature in the ZeroTier application. For detailed instructions, refer to the ZeroTier documentation or the FAQ section on updates.

You can transfer ownership of your network(s) to another user through the ZeroTier Central interface. Navigate to the network settings, and look for the option to transfer ownership or change the owner of the organization.

Tags and capabilities can be set on network members through the ZeroTier Central interface. This allows you to configure network access control and traffic filtering based on specific rules and requirements.

If your ZeroTier Virtual Network Port is running at 100Mbps and you need higher speeds, check your network configuration and ensure that there are no limitations on your local network or hardware. Additionally, you can refer to the ZeroTier documentation for troubleshooting steps specific to your platform.

To collect diagnostic logs for support requests, refer to the platform-specific troubleshooting sections in the ZeroTier FAQ. Each platform (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android) has instructions on how to gather logs for diagnostic purposes.