A simple HTML5/JS admin interface for ZeroTier root nodes.
It's kind of the open source, stripped down version of https://my.zerotier.net for anyone wanting to run their own root servers / root topology / world / whatever funky term they'll come up with on the next release.
Please note this is still in pretty early stages. It's more user friendly than bare CURL. Slightly.

• ZeroTierOne with Network Controller support (read below!)
• Nginx / Apache
• HTTPS certificate

The setup is fairly straightforward.

1. Install & update Nginx or Apache configuration from config/
2. Move everything in html/ into your web root (/var/www/html by default)
3. Yay!

Have a look at docs/screenshots

The standard distribution of ZeroTier cannot function as a Network Controller.
Thus, Tier2 is not going to work with it. It will give 404 errors.
In order to enable Network Controller Support, you need to download & compile ZeroTier from source with the ZT_ENABLE_NETWORK_CONTROLLER option set to 1.
This can be done as follows:

git clone https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne.git
cd ZeroTierOne
make ZT_ENABLE_NETWORK_CONTROLLER
make installer # on linux
make mac-dist-pkg # on mac

Now install the generated binary or package.

• But why do I need an HTTPS certificate?
  • Let's Encrypt now issues free certificates, you've got no excuse.
• But is it secure to just use the API secret as password?
  • It's not ideal, but kinda secure unless you disable HTTPS.
• Thanks for doing this!
  • Don't worry, I'm just procrastinating. I should be revising.
• I already have Nginx running. Can I run this from a sub-directory?
  • Should work, even though I haven't tested it. You'll have to integrate the config files in config/ into your current config
• I don't like the theme. Can I change it?
  1. You should like it, because it looks cool
  2. Yep, just find a better bootstrap theme (good luck!), place it in the css/ folder and replace the theme in index.html and network.html. You should also update css/zt_network.css.
• How about Apache?
  1. @mcondarelli has provided Apache configs. I added TLS directives but I have not personally tested the modified configuration file. It's not my fault if that config formats your hard drive. You have been warned.

• Show loading indicators while loading stuff (opening pages and saving settings)
• Proper login with user/password
• Refactor JavaScript view code to be less crappy
• Error handling

MPLv2