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NetBird's new reverse proxy is the remote access tool I've been waiting for
…Related Tailscale is great, but NetBird is better for first-time home-labbers Tailscale is almost fool-proof to set up, but NetBird's features are worth the effort for new users…
I built a local LLM server I can access from anywhere, and it uses a Raspberry Pi
…For the Raspberry Pi, setting up Tailscale was as simple as running the curl -fsSL https://tailscale.com/install.sh | sh command , executing sudo tailscale up , and pasting the URL generated within…
I replaced my hand-written WireGuard config with NetBird, and gained way more than a GUI
…This is different from running Tailscale in that you don't have to use Tailscale Funnel and bring your own authentication measures. It's all under one roof with NetBird, and that…
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Free Tailscale alternatives to have more than 6 users connected to virtual network for hosting game servers like Palworld and Valheim?
For context, my friend currently hosts a Palworld server for all of us to play together on using his Unraid server setup. We all are connected to his Tailscale network and can join the server by connecting using the Tail…
Show HN: Using Tailscale with an OrbStack VM on macOS
Show HN: Using Tailscale with an OrbStack VM on macOS
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How do I use tailscale with suwayomi?
If you saw my previous post, a lot of people were talking about just using tailscale insted of port forwarding. I looked up tutorials and couldn't understand anything. The most I've done is connect both my server and pho…
How does one configure Tailscale with internal domains
Hello people, I need some help with my current unraid server, it's driving me mad. What I have: A custom domain registered with cloudflare Nginx-proxy-manager Tailscale installed What I'd like: To setup something like `n…
Self-hosted Tailscale, Part 2: Ad-blocking DNS
Self-hosted Tailscale, Part 2: Ad-blocking DNS
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Root-Sicherheitslücken in alternativer Router-Firmware OpenWrt geschlossen
…Voraussetzung für eine Attacke ist, dass der VPN-Dienst Tailscale installiert ist. An dieser Stelle können Angreifer mit eingeschränkten Rechten im Kontext von tailscale.do_login Benutzereingaben manipulieren. Aufgrund des Fehlers können…
Bots found my home server in minutes - here’s how I kept them out
…Tailscale Tailscale lets you create a private overlay network for your devices to securely communicate wherever they are. See at Tailscale The bots are still knocking but it looks like nobody is…
LM Studio now lets you use your iPhone to talk to local models on your Mac - 9to5Mac
…Your devices are never exposed to the public internet, because LM Link runs on top of custom Tailscale mesh VPNs. On the Tailscale collaboration, LM Studio says that “LM Link is an…
Before your router even connects to the internet, change these 6 settings
…Related I use Tailscale to remotely access my self-hosted services - here's how Tailscale provides an easy way to access your home server from external networks Set the DNS if applicable…
Your home server monitor dies with your server — an old Android phone fixed this for free
…Adding Tailscale to the Android device solved this. It gave me two advantages: the script could now access the server via Tailscale's private network (Tailnet), and I didn’t have to…
I replaced a VPN with my own VPS, and it works perfectly with some added benefits
…I've also tried similar tools, like Tailscale , which uses a third-party server to traverse the NAT issues I also seem to be experiencing with my ISP, which works well, but…