Make sure 'Allow Ethernet Bridging' and 'Do Not Auto-Assign IPs' are enabled
sudo zerotier-cli set <netowrk id> allowManaged=false
sudo nmcli con add type bridge con-name br0 ifname br0
sudo nmcli con add type vlan con-name eno1.20 ifname eno1.20 dev eno1 id 20 master br0 slave-type bridge
sudo nmcli con add type tun mode tap ifname <zt interface> master br0 slave-type bridge
sudo nmcli con modify br0 ipv4.addresses <zt ip addr>/24
sudo nmcli con modify br0 connection.autoconnect-slaves 1
This guide will take through some easy steps to install INDI Server on your Android Device to act as a wireless controller for your Camera, Telescope, etc.. using Termux and Linux Chroot System inside it.
Root access is mandatory for accessing usb devices from termux app, new Android version limit apps from accessing external usb devices so root is the solution, unless you got an older device and termux-usb is working for you (you can try it anw).
In this guide we will use AndroNix App for it's simplicity and easy to use, you can try to use any other app or chroot system like Termux PRoot.
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