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<img class="header-logo" src="/img/extras/zerotier/logo.webp">
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# ZeroTier for Cabinet-to-Cabinet Play
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!!! danger "Warning for CHUNITHM"
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CHUNITHM has stricter network requirements than other SEGA games and needs a specific subnet. In this guide, we will use the subnet `192.168.196.0` as an example. However, to run CHUNITHM, you must change it to the subnet `192.168.139.0`. If you don't, cabinets set to "FOLLOW THE STANDARD" will fail to connect. You will also need to adjust the `IPv4 Auto-Assign` setting of your Zerotier network accordingly by changing `196` to `139`.
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## Installing
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!!! tip ""
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Go to the [ZeroTier download page](https://www.zerotier.com/download/). Download and run the Windows installer.
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After installation, the program will open automatically in your taskbar.
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## Joining a network
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!!! tip "Connecting to a network"
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To join a network on ZeroTier, you will need its **16-digit Network ID**.
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- Start ZeroTier if it's not already running
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- Right click on the ZeroTier icon in your taskbar
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- Click on "Join New Network"
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- Enter the Network ID
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- Click on "Join"
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That's it!
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!!! info "Checking your connection"
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Open your Command Prompt, and run the command `ipconfig`
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Your IP address will appear under `Ethernet adapter ZeroTier One [NETWORK ID]` next to `IPv4 Address`
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<img src="/img/extras/zerotier/ipconfig.webp">
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To check if you can successfully reach another computer on the network, run the command `ping [IPv4 Address]` replacing `[IPv4 Address]` with the IP address of the other computer, *not your own*.
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!!! tip "Configuration for segatools"
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Edit `segatools.ini` with the following content:
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```
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[netnev]
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enable=1
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addrSuffix= The last segment of your ZeroTier IP address (e.g., if your IP is 192.168.196.5, set addrSuffix = 5)
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[keychip]
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subnet=192.168.196.0
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[system]
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dipsw1=1 ;Set this to 1 on the host machine and set this to 0 on all others
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```
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!!! warning "Each person must have their own keychip"
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If you play on a remote network, you likely already have your own keychip.
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If not, you can use these example keychips: `A61E-01D02321145` ; `A61E-01A30831145` ; `A61E-01E38091145` ; `A61E-01E46241145`
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When starting your game, make sure to allow any Windows Firewall pop-ups (such as for `amdaemon.exe`, `mu3.exe`, `chusanApp.exe`...)
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??? info "If you didn't see a pop-up"
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This could mean one of two things.
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Either you have already allowed it, and cab-to-cab is working successfully. That's great! No need to change anything.
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Or, you denied access, and cab-to-cab isn't working. In that case follow these steps:
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- Open the Windows Control Panel
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- Click on `System and Security`
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- Click on `Windows Defender Firewall`
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- On the left side, click on `Advanced settings`
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- In the new window, click on `Inbound Rules` and look for your game's executables
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- Right click on one of them, then click on `Properties`
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- Select `Allow the connection` then press `OK`
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- Repeat this for all game executables
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Alternatively, you can disable your firewall for both *public* and *private networks*. Please note that this should only be a **temporary measure** for testing, as it poses a **^^security risk^^** to your computer.
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!!! tip "Configuration for spice2x"
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- Open `spicecfg.exe`
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- Navigate to the `Development` tab
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- Enter your ZeroTier IP in the `Preferred NetAdapter IP` field
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- Enter `255.255.255.0` in the `Preferred NetAdapter Subnet` field
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## Creating a network
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!!! tip ""
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- Go to [my.zerotier.com](https://my.zerotier.com/) and create an account
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- Create a network
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- Click on its name in the list to configure it
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!!! info "About your Network ID"
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Your *Network ID* is displayed on your account's homepage, and in the configuration menu.
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This allows you and others to [join your network](#joining-a-network).
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If your network is set to `Public` then **anyone** with it can join it. Treat it like a password.
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### Network configuration
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!!! info "Following tabs correspond to the ones found in the configuration menu, follow both "Basics" and "Advanced""
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=== "Basics"
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!!! info "Name"
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Either keep the default random name, or rename it to your liking.
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!!! tip "Access Control"
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- **Private**: This is the default option and will require you to accept people who want to join your network
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- **Public**: ^^Recommended^^, anyone with the *Network ID* can join without authorization
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=== "Advanced"
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!!! tip "Managed Routes"
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Delete the already existing entry.
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Under "Add Routes", set "Destination" as `192.168.196.0/24` then press "Submit".
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!!! tip "IPv4 Auto-Assign"
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Delete the already existing entry.
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Under "Add IPv4 Address Pools" set "Range Start" as `192.168.196.1` and "Range End" as `192.168.196.254` then press "Submit".
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!!! info ""
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You should end up with this:
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<img align=left src="/img/extras/zerotier/config_advanced.webp"> |