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Questions tagged [tailscale]
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How to copy a file from my WSL directory to a machine I can only SSH to from windows
I have a server that I would like to copy some files to, but I can only access that server via tailscale and only my Windows machine address is registered with that VPN, not my WSL distribution on the machine. So, I cannot directly ssh (or run…
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Why am I unable to use local IP with Tailscale subnet router?
I installed Tailscale on three devices, my Android phone, my Synology NAS and my Windows Notebook.
I can access my NAS with nas.local or just nas (when I'm connected via Tailscale)
My goal is to be able to use the same hostname or local IP…
Arikael
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Why isn’t NextCloud accepting login from a domain it should?
I have a local network with a mesh 192.168.68.1/24 cabled to a modem 192.168.15.1/24, and a TrueNAS Scale 24.10, Tailscale, NPM, and NextCloud on IP 192.168.68.68 named ada. No SSL involved for this while.
I recently tried to make a weird setup with…
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Firefox not working with my own DNS server, but everything else does
I've recently setup a CoreDNS server on my "local" tailscale VPN network. Chrome, dig, nslookup, and everything else works with the correct DNS server being queried (I've double checked using wireshark), but for some reason Firefox queries 127.0.0.1…
gmelodie
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NPM locations do not work on TrueNAS SCALE with Tailscale VPN
I've configured my server "Ada" with TrueNAS Scale 24.10.2 and Tailscale using my domain iguana-centauri.
I can access it perfectly via ada.iguana-centauri.ts.net.
I moved the TrueNAS web admin HTTP port from 80 to 8090 (and NPM's HTTP port from…
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How to rewrite the destination IP address in OpenWRT?
I'm using OpenWRT 23.05 and I have following situation:
Local server in network lan, accessible via port 80, 443 on IP 10.150.42.7
My PC, on the same network
My Phone, on the same network
My sister's phone, lives somewhere else
I gave my sister…
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Binding Samba to Tailscale interface fails, but works for physical NIC
I installed Tailscale client v1.34.0 and Samba v4.15.9 on Ubuntu 22.04.1 with the
intention to improve security for a Samba share by limiting access to my tailnet. To that effect, I configured Samba to bind only to the Tailscale interface by…
solarchemist
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How to map a network drive that is mapped to a PC running Tailscale?
I’ve installed Tailscale and I’ve been able to connect to my work PC from my home PC with RDP. I was also able to map the remote PC's local drives as "Network Locations".
How can I also map the remote's mapped drives to my home PC? I believe that…
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Unable to access service on local server via Tailscale in docker from remote
I'm running several apps in Docker on a Raspberry Pi (local server) and want to access them via Tailscale, but I keep getting "Connection refused" when trying to reach them for example via the Tailscale IP (tailscale-ip:5055).
From RPi…
Robert Fent
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Remote Raspberry Pi 4 pingable and SSH port open but SSH hangs after attempting “perl cpan instal”l with this command “perl -MCPAN -e'shell'”
I was trying to install CPAN on a fully updated remote (different country) Raspberry Pi 4 using this command
perl -MCPAN -e'shell'
Access was via graphical Raspberry Pi Connect connection and I selected the automated install and the installation…
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Easiest way to connect to mail server from remote Windows box from Thunderbird running locally with Tailscale?
New to Tailscale with a 2-node tailnet (no exit node). Local linux box uses Remmina to control remote Win 11 PC running Remote Desktop. All on that works well.
Now want to connect from Thunderbird on local machine through remote (Windows 11 PC) to a…
u2n
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Running two instances of Tailscale simultaneously
I’m looking to find out if it’s possible to run two instances of Tailscale simultaneously on the same device, and if so, how to set it up.
The idea is to configure multiple Tailscale exit nodes, each with a different IP address (using Mullvad VPN),…
zidanow
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Tailscale subnet on RPi with two networks
I have two separate networks (that I would like to keep separate) connected via hardwire to a Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspbian.
Network A (on eth0) is a managed, enterprise network at my university with an IT team that is often extremely slow to…
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Understanding packet routing when using Wireguard/Tailscale and the BitTorrent Protocol
I have a local machine on a VPN network with private IP A , and a VPS with private IP B which acts as an exit node, i.e. all traffic in the local machine is supposedly being routed from the local machine encrypted to the VPS which then routes it to…
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Using Tailscale to route traffic from a proxy VPS to my homelab results in incredibly slow speeds
I have a VPS that I am using as a reverse proxy to forward traffic to my personal server at home. The two servers are connected by Tailscale, and the VPS is running Nginx, which takes some subdomains, and proxies them to my homelab's Tailscale IP.…
Lukas
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