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In your example the src would be the "machine that is behind a NAT". That's the one the peer relay enable access to. And then all your other devices (that lapto
by karaziox 1y ago
In your example the src would be the "machine that is behind a NAT". That's the one the peer relay enable access to. And then all your other devices (that laptop) can reach it through the peer relay.
I was also a bit confused on the meaning of src/dst in the grants. The naming didn't match my thinking.
- amluto 1y agoHmm. It would be very nice if this worked when the laptop is on a different tailnet.