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- /*
- * Copyright (c)2013-2020 ZeroTier, Inc.
- *
- * Use of this software is governed by the Business Source License included
- * in the LICENSE.TXT file in the project's root directory.
- *
- * Change Date: 2024-01-01
- *
- * On the date above, in accordance with the Business Source License, use
- * of this software will be governed by version 2.0 of the Apache License.
- */
- /****/
- package cli
- import (
- "fmt"
- "zerotier/pkg/zerotier"
- )
- func Help() {
- fmt.Printf(`ZeroTier Network Hypervisor Service Version %d.%d.%d
- (c)2013-2020 ZeroTier, Inc.
- Licensed under the ZeroTier BSL (see LICENSE.txt)
- Usage: zerotier [-options] <command> [command args]
- Global Options:
- -j Output raw JSON where applicable
- -p <path> Use alternate base path
- -t <path> Load secret auth token from a file
- -T <token> Set secret auth token on command line
- Commands:
- help Show this help
- version Print version
- service Start a node (see below)
- status Show node status and configuration
- join [-options] <network> Join a virtual network
- -a <token> Join authorization token
- -c <identity|fingerprint> Controller identity or fingerprint
- leave <network> Leave a virtual network
- networks List VL2 virtual networks
- network <network> [command] [option] - Network management commands
- show Show network details (default)
- set [option] [value] - Get or set network options
- manageips <boolean> Is IP management allowed?
- manageroutes <boolean> Is route management allowed?
- globalips <boolean> Allow assignment of global IPs?
- globalroutes <boolean> Can global IP space routes be set?
- defaultroute <boolean> Can default route be overridden?
- peers List VL1 peers
- peer <address> [command] [option] - Peer management commands
- show Show peer details (default)
- try <endpoint> [...] Try peer at explicit endpoint
- locator <locator> Explicitly update peer locator
- roots List root peers
- root [command] - Root management commands
- add <identity> [endpoint] Designate a peer as a root
- remove <address> Un-designate a peer as a root
- subscribe <url> Subscribe to a root set
- unsubscribe <url> Unsubscribe from a root set
- set [option] [value] - Get or set a core config option
- port <port> Primary P2P port
- secondaryport <port/0> Secondary P2P port (0 to disable)
- blacklist cidr <IP/bits> <boolean> Toggle physical path blacklisting
- blacklist if <prefix> <boolean> Toggle interface prefix blacklisting
- portmap <boolean> Toggle use of uPnP or NAT-PMP
- controller <command> [option] - Local controller management commands
- networks List networks run by local controller
- new Create a new network
- set <network> [setting] [value] Show or modify network settings
- members <network> List members of a network
- member <network> [setting] [value] Show or modify member level settings
- auth <address> Authorize a peer
- deauth <address> Deauthorize a peer
- identity <command> [args] - Identity management commands
- new [c25519|p384] Create identity (default: c25519)
- getpublic <identity> Extract only public part of identity
- fingerprint <identity> Get an identity's fingerprint
- validate <identity> Locally validate an identity
- sign <identity> <file> Sign a file with an identity's key
- verify <identity> <file> <sig> Verify a signature
- An <address> may be specified as a 10-digit short ZeroTier address, a
- fingerprint containing both an address and a SHA384 hash, or an identity.
- The latter two options are equivalent in terms of specificity and may be
- used if stronger security guarantees are desired than those provided by
- the basic ZeroTier addressing system. Fields of type <identity> must be
- full identities and may be specified either verbatim or as a path to a file.
- An <endpoint> is a place where a peer may be reached. Currently these are
- just 'IP/port' format addresses but other types may be added in the future.
- The 'service' command starts a node. It will run until the node receives
- an exit signal and is normally not used directly.
- `,zerotier.CoreVersionMajor, zerotier.CoreVersionMinor, zerotier.CoreVersionRevision)
- }
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