“I have multiple funnels running at once. I just put a tailscale container into my compose stack and that way each compose stack gets its own tailscale instance and thus its own funnel. Happy to share the setup if at all interested.”
“I have the same experience and I once found a GitHub issue about it. I don’t think it sounded like they planned to fix it anytime soon. I just added the Tailscale toggle button to my phone’s quick control panel and turn it on whenever I want to check all my syncthing nodes or something.”
“Tailscale funnel works well but you can only have 1 per Tailscale instance (1 per machine) at the https endpoint so if you want to have a few apps, the others will go on non-https, custom-port URLs.”
“So I decided I was going to tackle a project and set up tail scale on my home PC along with pihole unbound and route everything through my VPN and then also route my phone traffic to my home PC through tailscale as well.”
“I would suggest using jellyfin and having it help you set up a funnel link through Tailscale. A funnel link will allow you to access the jellyfin from anywhere as well if you enable remote access on ur jellyfin settings”
“Eine Lösung wäre Tailscale. Diese Softwear installiert man auf seinen Server & auf sein Handy / Laptop in dieser Kombination kann man ins Heimnetzwerk von unterwegs zb für Homeassistant.”
“if it's just your own devices, tailscale and you're done, no vps needed. if you want to hand someone a link they open in a browser, that's the tunnel or reverse proxy route.”
“For me, I need to provide access to clients that won't install tailscale, or any other VPN client. The tech hurdle is too high for some users or the client doesn't support it.”
“I use Tailscale for these tasks. It is very little configuration and you have an app on almost every device, from mobile to Windows, Mac or Linux. A huge plus is that the software you want to access is only exposed to you and not to everyone else on the internet.”
“Use tailscale to connect them to your home network and then you can run a reverse proxy on the external host or use something like haproxy to forward all requests to your proxy hosted in house.”
“Tailscale is such an amazing piece of software. So simple and user friendly. I was like, "I wonder if I install the Android SDK onto Grok Bot's computer and Tailscale, can I push builds to my phone over adb and skip compiling on my computer?"”
“Additionally, I was looking into Access Control policies and I wanted to mess with blocking devices/people with specific tags from accessing services on my tailnet. Is that possible with the single CNAME record \`\*.mydomain.com\` or would I need to create an individual CNAME record for each service and have Tailscale on each service?”
“Depending on your threat model, also worth noting: even if a subpoena hits Tailscale/AWS, we never see or decrypt your traffic. We have metadata of course, though we do our best to keep it as minimal as we can, but we definitely do not see your traffic.”
“The obvious solution is to self-host the control plane. Then jurisdiction stops mattering. NetBird makes that easy, or run Headscale and keep Tailscale. The drawback is you're now the one doing updates and support.”
“Hi to all, I'm currently using tailscale to be able to connect to my haos ( running in a virtualbox machine hosted by an archlinux pc ) when I'm outside. I use it mainly to turn on heating when I quit the office.”
“tailscale, pangolin, wireguard or any flavor there of. There is always the chance that your main VPN server goes down, but its low and you still have access through your provider to the terminal.”
“Don’t know what to tell you, but I tried to get this to work properly for weeks before I gave up. There must be something missing in their docs (from back then, I haven’t even looked in about a year because I use reverse proxy and my own auth system, and never needed to look back)”