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Tailscale continues to delight me every day. I wish I could pay them for them my modest little use-case of remotely-accessing my ham radio and my rpis. Before t
by ryanianian 6y ago
Tailscale continues to delight me every day. I wish I could pay them for them my modest little use-case of remotely-accessing my ham radio and my rpis. Before tailscale I relied on flaky upnp or "configuring my router" and trying to bust through nats. Not sure IPv6 would have helped this at all given how hostile ISPs are.
- cassianoleal 6y agoI'm not sure about the specifics of your setup, but it sounds like ZeroTier could help you there. I run it on my router as a Layer 2 bridge, and a client on each "road warrior" device (laptop, phone, etc). For my laptop, I even rely on self-hosted services for many things, including DNS and I have no noticeable latency even when on a crappy network. For context, all of that is running behind CGNAT for IPv4, which is very impressive.
- breatheoften 6y agoI'm looking for a solution to the problem of exposing a port on my laptop port to the internet (let's say for example purposes: ssh server port) from whatever network my laptop happens to be connected to ... I want to be able to initiate connections back to my laptop from random devices which are connected to the internet via network infrastructure that I don't control ... Can tailscale give me that without me having to setup my own network infra somewhere? I loved these two articles and feel some amount of trust for the author's company based on the communication style and knowledge sharing -- just wondering before I dive in whether this tech offers a good solution to my problem?
- ryanianian 6y agoIf you can install tailscale on it you can join your private tailscale mesh network from it.