Non-Validator Permissioned Connection to DoubleZero in IBRL Mode
By connecting to DoubleZero I agree to the DoubleZero Terms of Service
Permissioned User Onboarding Overview
User onboarding is currently permissioned for non-validators and RPCs. To begin the permissioned flow, please fill out this form. Here is what to expect during this process:
- There may be fees associated with Permissioned User usage in the future.
- After form submission monitor your primary Telegram contact.
Connecting to Mainnet-Beta and Testnet in IBRL Mode
Note
IBRL mode does not require restarting validator clients, because it uses your existing public IP address.
Permissioned Users will complete connection to DoubleZero Mainnet-beta, which is detailed on this page.
1. Confirm the client network
Please follow the setup instructions before proceeding. Install the Mainnet-Beta or Testnet packages for the network you want — they use different package repos.
The last step in setup was to disconnect from the network. This is to ensure that only one tunnel is open on your machine to DoubleZero, and that tunnel is on the correct network.
Confirm with:
doublezero status
The Network column should match the network you intend to join. If it does not, use the copy-paste switch in troubleshooting.
After about 30 seconds you will see the DoubleZero devices available:
doublezero latency
pubkey | code | ip | min | max | avg | reachable
2hPMFJHh5BPX42ygBvuYYJfCv9q7g3rRR3ZRsUgtaqUi | dz-ny7-sw01 | 137.239.213.162 | 1.74ms | 1.92ms | 1.84ms | true
ETdwWpdQ7fXDHH5ea8feMmWxnZZvSKi4xDvuEGcpEvq3 | dz-ny5-sw01 | 137.239.213.170 | 1.88ms | 4.39ms | 2.72ms | true
8J691gPwzy9FzUZQ4SmC6jJcY7By8kZXfbJwRfQ8ns31 | nyc002-dz002 | 38.122.35.137 | 2.45ms | 3.30ms | 2.74ms | true
8gisbwJnNhMNEWz587cAJMtSSFuWeNFtiufPuBTVqF2Z | dz-ny7-sw02 | 142.215.184.122 | 1.88ms | 5.13ms | 3.02ms | true
uzyg9iYw2FEbtdTHaDb5HoeEWYAPRPQgvsgyd873qPS | nyc001-dz002 | 4.42.212.122 | 3.17ms | 3.63ms | 3.33ms | true
FEML4XsDPN3WfmyFAXzE2xzyYqSB9kFCRrMik8JqN6kT | nyc001-dz001 | 38.104.167.29 | 2.33ms | 5.46ms | 3.39ms | true
9oKLaL6Hwno5TyAFutTbbkNrzxm1fw9fhzkiUHgsxgGx | dz-dc10-sw01 | 137.239.200.186 | 6.84ms | 7.01ms | 6.91ms | true
DESzDP8GkSTpQLkrUegLkt4S2ynGfZX5bTDzZf3sEE58 | was001-dz002 | 38.88.214.133 | 7.39ms | 7.44ms | 7.41ms | true
HHNCpqB7CwHVLxAiB1S86ko6gJRzLCtw78K1tc7ZpT5P | was001-dz001 | 66.198.11.74 | 7.67ms | 7.85ms | 7.76ms | true
9LFtjDzohKvCBzSquQD4YtL3HwuvkKBDE7KSzb8ztV2b | dz-mtl11-sw01 | 134.195.161.10 | 9.88ms | 10.01ms | 9.95ms | true
9M7FfYYyjM4wGinKPofZRNmQFcCjCKRbXscGBUiXvXnG | dz-tor1-sw01 | 209.42.165.10 | 14.52ms | 14.53ms | 14.52ms | true
2. Contact the DoubleZero Foundation
The DoubleZero foundation. You will need to provide your DoubleZeroID, your Validator ID (node ID), and the public ipv4 address you will be connecting from.
3. Connect in IBRL Mode
On the server, with the user which will connect to DoubleZero, run the connect command to establish the connection to DoubleZero.
doublezero connect ibrl
You should see output indicating provisioning, such as:
DoubleZero Service Provisioning
🔗 Start Provisioning User...
Public IP detected: 137.184.101.183 - If you want to use a different IP, you can specify it with `--client-ip x.x.x.x`
🔍 Provisioning User for IP: 137.184.101.183
User account created
Connected to device: nyc-dz001
The user has been successfully activated
Service provisioned with status: ok
✅ User Provisioned
Verify your connection:
doublezero status
Output:
Tunnel status | Last Session Update | Tunnel Name | Tunnel src | Tunnel dst | DoubleZero IP | User Type
up | 2025-09-10 12:16:03 UTC | doublezero0 | 137.184.101.183 | 64.86.249.22 | 137.184.101.183 | IBRL
up means you are successfully connected.
You will be able to view routes propagated by other users on DoubleZero by running:
ip route
default via 149.28.38.1 dev enp1s0 proto dhcp src 149.28.38.64 metric 100
5.39.216.186 via 169.254.0.68 dev doublezero0 proto bgp src 149.28.38.64
5.39.251.201 via 169.254.0.68 dev doublezero0 proto bgp src 149.28.38.64
5.39.251.202 via 169.254.0.68 dev doublezero0 proto bgp src 149.28.38.64
...
Up Next: Multicast
If you have completed this setup and plan to use Multicast, proceed to the next page.