Configurations
You can use easytier-core --help to view all configuration items
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A full meshed p2p networking tool, connecting all your devices in one network with one command.
Usage: easytier-core [OPTIONS]
Options:
-c, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
path to the config file, NOTE: if this is set, all other options will be ignored
--network-name <NETWORK_NAME>
network name to identify this virtual network [default: default]
--network-secret <NETWORK_SECRET>
network secret to verify this node belongs to the virtual network [default: ]
-i, --ipv4 <IPV4>
ipv4 address of this node, if empty, this node will only forward packets and no TUN device will be
created
-d, --dhcp
automatically determine and set IP address by Easytier, and the
IP address starts from 10.0.0.1 by default. Warning, if there is an IP
conflict in the network when using DHCP, the IP will be automatically
changed.
-p, --peers [<PEERS>...]
peers to connect initially
-e, --external-node <EXTERNAL_NODE>
use a public shared node to discover peers
-n, --proxy-networks <PROXY_NETWORKS>
export local networks to other peers in the virtual network
-r, --rpc-portal <RPC_PORTAL>
rpc portal address to listen for management. 0 means random
port, 12345 means listen on 12345 of localhost, 0.0.0.0:12345 means
listen on 12345 of all interfaces. default is 0 and will try 15888 first [default: 0]
-l, --listeners [<LISTENERS>...]
listeners to accept connections, allow format:
a port number: 11010, means tcp/udp will listen on 11010, ws/wss will listen on 11010 and 11011, wg will
listen on 11011
url: tcp://0.0.0.0:11010, tcp can be tcp, udp, ring, wg, ws, wss,
proto:port: wg:11011, means listen on 11011 with wireguard protocol
url and proto:port can occur multiple times.
[default: 11010]
--no-listener
do not listen on any port, only connect to peers
--console-log-level <CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL>
console log level [possible values: trace, debug, info, warn, error, off]
--file-log-level <FILE_LOG_LEVEL>
file log level [possible values: trace, debug, info, warn, error, off]
--file-log-dir <FILE_LOG_DIR>
directory to store log files
--hostname <HOSTNAME>
host name to identify this device
-m, --instance-name <INSTANCE_NAME>
instance name to identify this node in same machine [default: default]
--vpn-portal <VPN_PORTAL>
url that defines the portal, allow other kinds of clients to connect.
example: wg://0.0.0.0:11010/10.14.14.0/24, means the portal is a wireguard server listening on
0.0.0.0:11010, and the wireguard client is in network of 10.14.14.0/24
--default-protocol <DEFAULT_PROTOCOL>
default protocol to use when connecting to peers
-u, --disable-encryption
disable encryption for peers communication, default is false, must be same with peers
--multi-thread
use multi-thread runtime, default is single-thread
--disable-ipv6
do not use ipv6
--dev-name <DEV_NAME>
optional tun interface name
--mtu <MTU>
mtu of the TUN device, default is 1420 for non-encryption, 1400 for encryption
--latency-first
latency first mode, will try to relay traffic with lowest latency path, default is using shortest path
--exit-nodes [<EXIT_NODES>...]
exit nodes to forward all traffic to, a virtual ipv4 address, priority is determined by the order of the
list
--enable-exit-node
allow this node to be an exit node, default is false
--no-tun
do not create TUN device, can use subnet proxy to access node
--use-smoltcp
enable smoltcp stack for subnet proxy
--manual-routes [<MANUAL_ROUTES>...]
assign routes cidr manually, will disable subnet proxy and
wireguard routes propogated from peers. e.g.: 192.168.0.0/16
--relay-network-whitelist [<RELAY_NETWORK_WHITELIST>...]
only relay traffic of whitelisted networks, input is a wildcard
string, e.g.: '*' (all networks), 'def*' (network prefixed with def), can specify multiple networks
disable relay if arg is empty. default is allowing all networks
-h, --help
Print help
-V, --version
Print version