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## Connect
Our planetary network addr is 300:61cd:2f3d:a1b4:368f:5eed:3651:ff1c
You can go to yggdrasil network map to see its working
- [http://[21e:e795:8e82:a9e2:ff48:952d:55f2:f0bb]/](http://[21e:e795:8e82:a9e2:ff48:952d:55f2:f0bb]/)
If you see a map then you know yggdrasil is working.
### Connect to our VM
```bash
ssh root@300:61cd:2f3d:a1b4:368f:5eed:3651:ff1c
```
The ipaddr is the one we got from the install before.
The first login will take 10-30 sec because the SSH components will be downloaded on the fly in the VM thanks to our flist approach.
![](img/ssh_access.png)
it worked we are now to our local vm
lets install some software components
```bash
apt update
apt install nettools-ping
ping 8.8.8.8
```
Now we can see how our VM running the ZOS we installed is able to go outside.
### traffic is local
![](img/pinglocal.png)
less than 4ms clearly this is a local conncection, this is cool this means the planetary network connected me directly from my node to this node, amazing.
we now have a network on top of the Internet, a overlay Internet Network.