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…The last piece of the puzzle is remote access, but Tailscale makes it a cakewalk. After adding my Pi to the Tailscale network, I can access the Vaultwarden web UI on my…
…Tailscale See at Tailscale I’ve also built a dash cam with an old phone But it can double as a local security camera, too Besides the microphone, it’s possible to…
…Unfortunately, I don’t have an LTE HAT on me at the moment, so I can’t just slap Tailscale on it and call it a day. And considering it’s a…
…So my Pi runs Pi-hole for tracker blocking and Tailscale for remote access to my Windows desktop. I turned the Pi into a travel router and installed RaspAP. To use its…
…If you aren't already using one, Tailscale is free and it's dead simple to create a private network between your devices. Once Tailscale is running on both the host and…
…Another option is to enable HTTPS for a Tailscale hostname URL , then point Nostalgex to that URL. Keep in mind that Tailscale needs to be running on every device you want to…
…Many repurposed-device setups use Tailscale as the backbone for secure remote access. Not quite — the answer is Tailscale VPN. Nabu Casa is actually a paid Home Assistant cloud subscription, not a…
…The last thing is that RDP and RustDesk can only communicate when on my tailnet, so they simply don't work without my Tailscale account being signed in. I could have gone…
…Toss in Tailscale, and you’ve got a secure way to access your HASS instance even while you’re away from your smart home. Related I use Tailscale to remotely access my…
…Thankfully, I discovered Tailscale soon after. Self-hosting works best when you're managing media you legitimately own yourself. Tailscale isn't a native Jellyfin feature , sure, but it's easily one…