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# Release 0.26.12
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## What's New
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- Ziti CLI
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- Added CLI flags for setting router tunneler capability
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## Ziti CLI
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### Added CLI flags for setting router tunneler capability
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Ziti CLI `ziti create config router edge` now has three new flags
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#### --disableTunneler
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The tunneler capability for routers is enabled by default, the `disableTunneler` flag can now be used to disable the
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tunneler capability in the router config.
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Example:
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```shell
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ziti create config router edge --routerName myRouter --disableTunneler
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```
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#### --tunnelerMode
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If tunneler capability is enabled, the `--tunnelerMode` flag can be used to set the tunneler mode. Currently there is
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`host` and `tproxy` mode. The default tunneler mode is `host` mode.
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Example:
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```shell
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ziti create config router edge --routerName myRouter --tunnelerMode tproxy
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```
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#### --lanInterface
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If using the `tproxy` tunneler mode, there is an optional `lanIf` section in the config to identify an interface to use.
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Example:
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```shell
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ziti create config router edge --routerName myRouter --tunnelerMode tproxy --lanInterface tun0
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```
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# Release 0.26.11
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## What's New
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