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No, I hadn't tried it. WOW. It just works. Zero hiccups in the transition. No need to look further. I can now toss code for variant SSH config files, I no long
by Syzygies 5y ago
No, I hadn't tried it. WOW. It just works. Zero hiccups in the transition. No need to look further.
I can now toss code for variant SSH config files, I no longer need port forwarding rules on each router, and I no longer need my DynDNS subscription.
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My NY computers are inside a university IP space, which simplifies library access. It would be very convenient to sometimes access the web from CA as if I'm using one of my NY computers. I can't determine if/how Tailscale supports this.
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- Syzygies 5y agoTailscale supports remote web browsing because it supports SSH tunnels: https://medium.com/maxkimambo/web-browsing-over-ssh-tunnel-a04c7422b60d https://medium.com/maxkimambo/web-browsing-over-ssh-tunnel-a...
- dave_universetf 5y agoIt's also built in natively: https://tailscale.com/kb/1103/exit-nodes/ https://tailscale.com/kb/1103/exit-nodes/