Proroute Support For Zero Tier
ZeroTier combines the capabilities of VPN and SD-WAN, simplifying network management.
Enjoy flexibility while avoiding costly hardware vendor lock in.
- SPEED ⏁ Set up ZeroTier in minutes with remote, automated deployment.
- FLEXIBILITY ⏁ Emulates Layer 2 Ethernet with multipath, multicast, and bridging capabilities.
- SECURITY ⏁ ZeroTier’s zero-trust networking solution provides scalable security with 256-bit end-to-end encryption.
About Zero Tier
Our software automatically handles the complexities of networking across physical network boundaries, dealing with mobility, and unifying cloud and edge to free you to spend your time building your projects and running your business.
Our network virtualization technology delivers the power of enterprise software-defined networking to every device, service, and application whether it’s located at the edge or in the cloud. With ZeroTier you can treat the entire planet like one data center or cloud region. It’s capable enough for large businesses with complex networking needs but easy enough that tens of thousands of regular people use it to do simple things like play games online or connect to their home PC from their mobile device.
Our software and SDKs help developers build distributed and decentralized applications that are both easier to create and pleasurable to use. We work to solve the hard technical problems underlying decentralized application development so you can deliver applications that offer a positive low-friction user experience while avoiding the cost, liability, and security/privacy impact of a large highly involved cloud presence.
ZeroTier was founded by Adam Ierymenko in 2015. In 2020, the team went remote permanently and members are currently located across the US and in Europe.
ZeroTier works with the Proroute range of 4G and 5G connectivity solutions. It takes a few moments to configure the Zero Tier setting in the VPN section of the Web GUI and provide easy remote access to your Proroute router and connected devices.
