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It depends on what sort of tunneling you're doing. If you just want a general-purpose private VPN, Tailscale is amazing. That list is more focused on the use ca
by anderspitman 5y ago
It depends on what sort of tunneling you're doing. If you just want a general-purpose private VPN, Tailscale is amazing. That list is more focused on the use case where you want to host a public server on a machine that isn't accessible to the internet (NAT, corporate firewall, etc). Think a shared Jellyfin server for your friends and family.
You can use Tailscale here but you'll need to separately run a reverse-proxy on a public machine. There are more moving pieces but if you're using Tailscale already then it's a good option.
- pmarreck 5y agoI wish I could run two separate Tailscale networks on a single device, one for business and one for personal (for example). Would make it tremendously more useful.
- vineyardmike 5y agoIs this different from sharing one device with other accounts?
- LilBytes 5y agoThere's an existing GitHub ask for this to be implemented. It's not terrible jumping between work and personal and work environments but it would be nice if I didn't have to.