[mostlyjason]

I wish they would offer support for local DNS or let me run my own DNS server. Having to remember so many IPs is inconvenient and regressive.

[cormacrelf]

You can just run any old DNS server with IPs that you can only access if you also happen to be on a particular ZeroTier network. Route 53 works.

The tricky part of ZT-only DNS would probably be making it work for more than one network at once. So you couldn't send all DNS to one place that serves *.myzt.example.com and recursively resolves anything else, because it wouldn't know about myzt-2.example.com.

Edit: a Route 53 map of your network may be easier to achieve if you use the terraform provider, which I have let languish for a while and should probably give to someone else to maintain (ZT people -- want to take it on? You've got Go expertise now!): https://github.com/cormacrelf/terraform-provider-zerotier

[leni536]

> Having to remember so many IPs is inconvenient and regressive.

mDNS works fine on zerotier for me at least.

[e12e]

I can confirm I have an android TV with sideloaded zerotier (would be great with official Android TV support, BTW! Ed: Android TV has a separate app store - apps need to declare themselves compatible), a few Linux boxes - and mDNS/bonjour works fine.

[atopuzov]

Can confirm too. avahi on linux and whatever mac's use to implement mDNS (bonjour?).

[thinxer]

I'm using this: https://github.com/uxbh/ztdns.

[zeropoint46]

Agreed, my biggest gripe as well. Oh well, I still use it and love it cause it's awesome.

[gyrgtyn]

I just buy a domain and put addresses in public DNS

[api]

Just put a Pi Hole on your virtual network. :)