Tailscale
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Pros
- Tailscale. It’s actually pretty fantastic.
- I don’t understand why everyone here is so insistent on solutions like Cloudflare tunnel or Tailscale to prevent any login pages or ports from being public facing.
- You can see the only IPs that were allowed are my tailscale IPs, and couple of my other static IPs (redacted).
- and I’ve discovered tailscale is freaking awesome
- while torrenting would be the easiest, you can just setup tailscale (which is essentially a VPN to connect hosts to each other), and then setup some sort of file server
Cons
- If you do (or use ngrok/cloudflare/tailscale...), run a WAF.
- I can probably turn the WG stuff off as he appears to have migrated to Tailscale (but I have to find the nodes).
- Rn running Pihole Nxt cloud bit warden tailscale self hosted my resume website
- You could also setup DNS for adblocking, home automation/assistant, Tailscale vpn, immich/next cloud.
Sentiment
13 positive (76%) · 4 mixed (24%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +79% · raw score 76%
What redditors said (10 of 17)
Tailscale. It’s actually pretty fantastic.
If you do (or use ngrok/cloudflare/tailscale...), run a WAF.
I don’t understand why everyone here is so insistent on solutions like Cloudflare tunnel or Tailscale to prevent any login pages or ports from being public facing.
You can see the only IPs that were allowed are my tailscale IPs, and couple of my other static IPs (redacted).
and I’ve discovered tailscale is freaking awesome
while torrenting would be the easiest, you can just setup tailscale (which is essentially a VPN to connect hosts to each other), and then setup some sort of file server
You could host an accessible file server or web server and give them access through tailscale.
Tailscale container acting as my main jump box for remote SSH/web access to the entire lab
Tailscale is another option if you want a simplified option.
So I installed Immich, and Tailscale.