Finally a solution to my fears of opening tens of ports for each SSH machine or some local service I have at home, thank you!

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Great to hear!

@mutwarerugenerwa

6 ай бұрын

Hello , I am Mutware. I would like your assistance on creating a zimaboard server on casaos or raspberry pi I work remotely and I think this can help with my situation. Thank you Mutware

Another amazing video - thank you. I have installed on several Synology devices, and turned off quickconnect. This is both faster, and a lot more secure, and even without the great convenience of access to the home network, it would be worth it for NAS access alone.

Another great video as always👍 Learning a lot from your channel. Also a huge thanks for explaining everything in detail with demonstration!

So easy to setup, so seamless to work. Makes my security alarm bells ringing, who really owns Tailscale... 😅

David, this is superb. Thank you I'd not heard of TailScale before. Like all your videos immensley helpful. Cheers from the other side of the pond!

I've looked around I don't even know how many videos, tutorials, guides and what have you and still I couldn't manage to get everything to work as intended. 15 minutes of this lovely fella just made my day and I'm now tailscaling everything lol

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome!!

@LucaFiltroMan

Жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT You deserve all the praise mate, no other way around it! I'm just left wondering how can I integrate Tailscale into my VM running TrueNAS, whilst I have you here I'd like to ask for any suggestions :P

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! I don't have any experience with TrueNAS, but I was able to install TailScale on my Synology device and remotely access that way using a Docker container: hub.docker.com/r/tailscale/tailscale That said, there may be a TrueNAS app for TailScale that you can install?

Awesome video! Really appreciate the OMV demo. Learned plenty from it. Thank you.

Awesome stuff, I checked it for docker connection but now i can share anything over tailscale, even my media server and the speed is awesome

Thank you, sir! I just wanted to watch my Jellyfin server away from home and could never get the reverse proxy to work. This was so much easier.

I have a ham radio with WiFi at home on a network using starlink as the provider, i have an iPhone app that connects to ham radio anyway to use tailscale to access my network via iPhone and ten connect to ham radio? Maybe a pi on my network ?

Back to basics. Now that I have my Window laptop connected to my Synology NAS at home, what app would you suggest to copy files between devices ? I thought it would be dead easy but it's a bit less obvious that I thought it would be.

Thank you for this video ! After watching i setup Pihole and TailScale. No i have add blocking on my devices anywhere in a world thanks to TailScale and Pihole and most important YOU !

This is great. Straight to the point, no bs, and the best is that it works! Thank you so much

@DBTechYT

11 ай бұрын

glad it was helpful!

I was fighting Jellyfin and my VPN. Thanks to this video, I can now access my media collection anywhere.

When I try mounting my Synology shares to my desktop “connect to server” on my Mac, it asks for a password. Every password I’ve tried associated with my NAS doesn’t work. Which password do I need?

Thank you. I have just installed on 5 of my machines. just learning now and this helps😀

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

Outstanding!! Really glad the video was helpful :)

Could Tailscale be used to connect a device outside of your home network to your Plex media server on your NAS to stream your content? I would like to enable the ability to access Plex away from home without having to open ports on my router.

Thanks for the great review!

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

What a great service! Thanks for sharing this and look forward to seeing more about it here. Thanks David!

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for checking out the video!

When I connect through file explorer I can see my shares but cannot access them. Any ideas?

Hey David can you make a video about how to install Tailscale in a docker container? For example together with pihole/ Adguard? So you can use there DNS.

I need help to understand this a little better so I did everything following a guide to install on unraid, under community apps, made tailscale run on host with exit node, I have Guacamole firefox app installed the only way I can access my unraid server firefox app right now is by connecting my windows machine to to tailscale vpn, but when I open the app and go to whats my ip it shows my real ip and not the tailscale one.I'm trying to set it up so I can run apps like sonarr, radarr etc without my isp coming back to me if you know what I mean.

I was interested to hear your observation tht Tailscale only creates a "local" private network and isn't for use to go outside to internet sites, so wouldn't something like Open VPN tackle BOTH needs?

Hey, thanks for all the videos. I have learned and implemented a lot. Could you do a Netmaker tutorial with NPM? I think people would be interested in that. Thanks, keep up the good work

How did you get your EMBY to show up? I have been trying to get my Jellyfin to show up with zero success.

Hi! nice video, thank you!. I have a question for you: What about users that are behind a CGNAT network that need this kind of solution BUT ALSO need to expose their Plex Server / Emby to be accessed remotely from devices where Tailscale cannot be installed . This same thing applies for Zerotier and other similar services. I see you use Emby, i use Plex and for the life of me i can't figure it out how to do it securely without complex configurations involving VPS's, just to be able to setup "Custom server access URL" option within Plex settings in order to make it work.

@lavero.burgos

2 жыл бұрын

It is a nice subject for another great tech video. Don't you think? 😁

Thank you so much! This got me started very fast

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

Tailscale is great. With trusted users I have shared my machine as such and works flawlessly. What I want to know is how do I share just one docker container with certain users? Ie emby port 8096 not anything else?

Cool! This is really neat I wonder if this would work if you setup an exit node on a vps and if you could host behind cgnat using this without having to run a tunnel to a vps using a VPN.

Great info, I successfully managed to instal this to the main server of my Proxmox node but im struggling with the other containers. It installs but gives me an error when trying to run Tailscale up. Can anyone help?

Hey mate, love your work... im fully setup accessing my services remotely BUT my truenas shares, Would you have a tutorial on how to do this?

amazing how you don't have more subscribers. your like the classic techie

@DBTechYT

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

Love this software and this video explains all I need to know thank you

@DBTechYT

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Interesting video. So, this is essentially an OpenVPN replacement. How well does this work on a Linux headless install? If you are headless, can you do a LAN scan to find your other devices easily? If headless, would it work kind of like RealVNC, in the sense that, you remote into the machine and everything you type in is visible on the host machine screen or is it just a standard SSH session where everything is happening in the background? Hope that made sense, essentially wondering if you were to try and help debug someone else's headless machine they shared with you, if they could watch the debug process. Are you able to set static IPs? Not quite sure if I'm ready to ditch OpenVPN yet, but the no port forwarding is quite appealing.

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Good questions. I have been able to SSH into a headless system and run all my commands via command line, so that works WONDERFULLY. They wouldn't be able to watch what you're doing, though unless you were both logged into something like a TinyPilot/PiKVM and were running the commands that way, which wouldn't be ideal.

@mutwarerugenerwa

6 ай бұрын

Hello , I am Mutware. I would like your assistance on creating a zimaboard server on casaos or raspberry pi I work remotely and I think this can help with my situation. Thank you Mutware

Looks super COOL and POWERFUL. Now if I could just come up with a USE CASE for it. 😁

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

Remote access for when you're away from home. Give your friends access to your server or whatever if you want to share resources. Lots of options :)

@PwrSrg

Жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT I should have mentioned I have a Synology NAS, which already has those capabilities built-in. But I have installed it everywhere, and am now looking for a way to use it beyond the scope of which my NAS already provides. Good video BTW. 👍

I think the only problem with tailscale is that you end up having a myriad of endpoints to maintain the software releases on as they're pushed out and I think it would get tedious to do this constantly or across the board be it monthly or even irregularly. The introduction video to tailscale is good David, so thanks for that as I had come across it but never taken the time to check it out properly, I just don't like dishing out counterparty risk to a 3rd party when it comes to security or my network, but for a simplistic/hand offs solution for other people that are happy with it, I say go. for it. I've used wireguard via pivpn for a while now and the setup was not complex or complicated to do (curl bash script && install && a few iptables rules) and we're golden.

Can I invite users & grant them specific device access only? Please make a follow video.

So is the connection to Tailscale encrypted automatically, like when I connect to my Tailscale account, or do I need to use the Public IP address to create an encryption key in the Wire Guard App, then set up a public key for all the clients and yada yada yada in the Wire Guard App? Just wondering.

@DBTechYT

11 ай бұрын

It's all done pretty much automatically via Tailscale

You really have the best tutorials

@DBTechYT

4 ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Im curious as to how this compares to zerotier

This reminds me when playing via LAN remotely with friends many years ago (via Hamachi, I think was the name of that service)

@TommasoMinuto

5 ай бұрын

same here😂

Definitely magicdns. A thumbs up for showing how terminal connection works since no browser on that machine

@DBTechYT

2 жыл бұрын

I hadn't heard of magicdns, but that's amazing!! Thanks for sharing that!! :)

@RockTheCage55

2 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT yep I hate having to use IPs. Machine Names much better

How to make auto login afer restart pc?

Hi there ! Many thanks for this great video ! If I install Tailscale on a Romanian VPS server and I connect all my devices to this VPS, all my device’s will get Romanian IP ? TailScale is good for IPTV ?

@aliihsandonmezer6667

3 жыл бұрын

Tailscale will assign IP blocks from CGNAT IP blocks so you will have private IP block when you activate TS. but if your VPS is running linux and if you setup tailscale on Romanian VPS as exit node , other nodes will be able to use Romanian VPS WAN IP by reaching to the internet via your brand new exit node . Got it ?

Thanks A LOT!

Can I connect to my different docker instances with this? Do I need to do any more configs, or is the host computer enough (omv5)?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

If you install it on omv like I showed in the video, you should be able to access individual containers by going to the tailacale ip and then adding the container port to the end. For instance, 100.67.207.91:9000 would take me to Portainer on my synology device

@selfhosted

3 жыл бұрын

As David said, you can by adding the ports. It’s quite magical. It basically bypasses the need for nginx and exposing ports for dns. Unless you want to use a domain of course.

@raylab77

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, sounds great 👍

That's a very handy network tool. Definitely be downloading and playing with this. Do you know of any issues when streaming video or copying large files between machines, besides speed?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

When transferring from my NAS to my PC I managed to get ~73.5MB/sec: imgur.com/a/cXsY58a

whats the difference between zerotier and tailscale? i now just use wireguard. i also need to access my router/switch from other locations.

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

I think the biggest difference is just the authentication method but I say that as someone with very little hands-on with zerotier

@aliihsandonmezer6667

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Zerotier can also work as Layer 2 switch , so you need to transfer multicast traffic other than IP , Zerotier can solve this problem. Another good example is to use ZT on Linux bridge and distribute ZT IPs to the clients that can not run Zerotier clients like printers etc. There are many many many advantages but it needs advanced configuration.

I really like your videos and enjoy them, but I have to give up on that part when you are switching between Windows and Linux or Docker. my problem is I am currently being NAT'd by our ISP's CGNAT with a private IP, I can not use DDNS to have access to my router, access to my IP cameras, not able to use my OpenVPN or Wireguard server on my router from my outside network, not being able to use my cloud storage connected to my router, etc. and they are not supporting me at all and I can't find any secure way to have this problem fixed. Please advise, Thank you.

@DBTechYT

11 ай бұрын

Tailscale uses a private tunnel to facilitate everything you need to remotely access your services even behind CGNAT with no port forwarding.

Does it work grow “outside” like from A mobile phone on cellular? (Not connected to the local network)

@DBTechYT

7 ай бұрын

It can if you add your phone to your tailscale network

Great solution. Thanks

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

thanks for nice demo but as I'm not an expert and my Unraid server is not yet built, my question might sound silly. I have difficulties to grasp what an Exit Node is and in which circumstances I would want to set my Unraid server as Exit Node. I will be grateful if you would explain this with simple words and by giving examples.

@DBTechYT

2 жыл бұрын

Exit Nodes are the gateways where encrypted Tor traffic hits the Internet. This means an exit node can be abused to monitor Tor traffic (after it leaves the onion network). It is in the design of the Tor network that locating the source of that traffic through the network should be difficult to determine. However, if the exit traffic is unencrypted and contains identifying information, an exit node can be abused. More info: hackertarget.com/tor-exit-node-visualization/

Is there a chance to use it as transparent with dns lookups and original ip addresses?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

nope

love it. good job. :)

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Thanks for the detailed video. I have adguard running on my pi - is there a way to add it to tailscale so that I can continue to block ads even while away from home?

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

I think you might be able to, but you'd need to install tailscale on the device running adguard so that it's on the tailscale network. Then you *should* be able to use the tailscale IP as your DNS and get it working that way. I have not tested this, but it should work in theory.

@sammywonks404

Жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Yeah my thoughts too. I tried your suggestion, but looks like the android phone is not going through my own defined dns. will keep trying other options

I have 50 users and 60 devices. But Tailscale FREE Plan limits at 1 user (and 20 devices) now :(

I have installed everything, but cant figure out how to use it? So the other machine must be accessed through a browser not the app?? How can you access through a browser with just an IP address, there must be millions of the same IP address out there, how can the browser find the other machine? Confused

@DBTechYT

11 ай бұрын

Any device you want to connect to has to have the Tailscale client installed on it AND it has to be attached to your Tailscale network through their dashboard. Once you have those criteria met, you can access your other devices through the browser or ssh or however.

What happens if the computer restarts and you need to access it remotely? You won't be able to until tailscale is open first. Is there a solution for that?

@DBTechYT

8 ай бұрын

According to TailScale's website: "On Windows, you can solve this by using “Run Unattended” mode. This configures Tailscale to run as the system instead of the currently logged in user." Source: tailscale.com/kb/1088/run-unattended/

Well explained, would be cool to see you explain how to turn a raspberry pi into a internet router

@mutwarerugenerwa

6 ай бұрын

Hello , I am Mutware. I would like your assistance on creating a zimaboard server on casaos or raspberry pi I work remotely and I think this can help with my situation. Thank you Mutware

Mush easier to setup compared to OpenVPN. However it's goin to be a hassle accessing other local devices because we can't resolve local ip via tailscale. I use OpenVPN to access my home assistant with locally hosted app shortcut buttons on the dashboard so unfortunately this isn't going to work for me

@aliihsandonmezer6667

3 жыл бұрын

OpenVPN is super complicated for what is doing , Sooner or later overlay network technologies like Tailscale and brand new Wireguard will be the king of the VPN technologies. BTW Tailscale is using userspace implementation of WG.

Great video, as always. Question, what Synology are you running the VM's on?

@DBTechYT

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The nice folks Synology provided me with a DS1621xs+

@rivageeza

2 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT awesome, I've got a 918+ but never tried the VM functionality, will give it a go

Is there a way to have it work on Synology itself without using a VM?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. Go here and find the correct package for your device: github.com/tailscale/tailscale-synology/releases It's my understanding that not all devices are supported, but I got it working on my DS1621xs+ using the tailscale_1.8.3_amd64.spk file

I’d love some explanation on how to use the exit nodes

But when you type the IP address into the browser how does the browser know to find the IP address of the Tailscale other machine? There must be millions of the same IP addresses out there?

@DBTechYT

11 ай бұрын

because when you attach to your tailscale network, the browser is going to find the first thing that will render a page. That will almost always be whatever you have on your tailscale setup

Is it not easier to put vlan configuration in your router instead of this software ??

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

You can do that if you want but it isn't as secure.

hi good video. i'm not an it guy so please be patient. after watching this video i seem to understand that you can set up tailscale on ant device and as long as all your other devices are added to tailscal each device can "see" the content /apps on the other devices. If this is the case great . In my case I have a proxmox server with opnsense truenas 9on which jellyfin is installed) and home assistant as VMs. My objective is to reach the jellyfin content on my tablet or phone when i'm out. therefore i can install tailscale one of my windows pc which would act as a controller and then all the other devices as clients correct? Thank you once again for a clearly explained video

@DBTechYT

2 ай бұрын

The controller is still on TailScale's servers. You just need figure out which devices you want to be on your TailScale network and add them. Then, to access the devices remotely, you'll use the IP Address given to that device by TailScale.

Tailscale says its connected but nothing happens at the ip address or with the port. I'm trying this with Jellyfin but literally nothing works!!!

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

Are both your client and server on the same TailScale network?

Connection is not secure when I use tailscale for my Synology. Why is that? Is that a bad thing?

@DBTechYT

2 жыл бұрын

change from port 5000 to 5001 (or whatever you have set up in your "external access" settings in Synology)

@alebrug77

2 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT but that's the strange thing: I did setup https! When I use quickconnect i'm having a secured connection!

How did you make that windows inside the browser?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

can you give me a timestamp to refer to?

Nice information

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I have CGNAT ISP and i can not make work plex server remote acess, Tailscale is able to make work ? Please help me

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

This would be a great solution for that. Just as the TailScale agent to the machine running Plex as well as any other devices you want to access Plex from and attach them to the same network and you should be good to go.

@fabryni

Жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Do you have a tutorial how to do it ? Sorry, i am just a beginner.

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

You would go here: tailscale.com/download and follow the directions to install the agent on any of the devices you want on your Tailscale network and then this video should do the rest for you with regards to getting the different devices on the network. Then you would just get on the device you want to use to watch Plex, connect to the Tailscale network, open the Plex app or a browser and point it to your Plext server's Tailscale IP on port 32400. So if the Tailscale IP for your Plex server was "100.101.102.103", you'd connec to 100.101.102.103:32400 in either the browser or the Plex App.

@fabryni

Жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Thank you so much my friend now i have remote acess from my plex server outside my local network using Tailscale. I subscribed to your channel right away. Your video fix my problem with the CGNAT IPS now i don't need to buy a IP static to port forwarding anything.

ZeroTier equivalent in my opinion. P2P solution. This doesn't require port forwarding indeed, similar concept to p2p cameras accessed via UID. Ideal option for home automation users, granting access to local Hassio instances (or other resources). ZeroTier has a good clients for Mac OS, iOS, Android, Linux and Windows but it would be great to see if this can work on Synology too (not virtual machine), giving access to docker apps (especially 720+ or 920+ models).

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Per zerotier's website: ZeroTier One for Synology NAS is designed for DSM 6+ and can be installed on any ARM, x86, or x64 based Synology NAS device. Once installed you can join virtual networks from the ZeroTier One web UI. Currently setup via QuickConnect is not supported. Check the ZeroTierNAS repository for more information.

@tomgrey3046

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Yep, but zero tier repository does not show a gemini lake processor spk. Some say apollo lake works instead, but so far I haven't found any source showing it really works and how to install this on a synology. The problem might be co-existence with QuickConnect, (UI conflicts) but if Zerotier is set once through cli (similarly to raspberry configuration) zero tier's access via UI is not a mandatory point. Once connected via ZeroTier, quick connect doesn't seem to be required option. So, the point is how to get access to Synology, having no zero tier on it. Via other device in the same network using ZeroTier? Perhaps this could be a clue to explore: zerotier.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/193134593/Bridge%2Byour%2BZeroTier%2Band%2Blocal%2Bnetwork%2Bwith%2Ba%2BRaspberryPi

Great video. Are there any privacy concerns?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Not that I know of since a device has to be authenticated to connect to a network. Make sure your email account is secure

@sumitmamoria

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT ok. And what about trusting tailscale? Can they look at the traffic in any meaningful way?

@ibrudiiv

3 жыл бұрын

@@sumitmamoria Apparently devices connect to each other through wireguard. Also, their website says in "rare cases" they route encrypted packets through their relays. Not sure how I feel about that second part, though. Maybe for remote plex access I would kind of trust it. Either way thanks for the video, DB Tech!

what is that about jarvis? where can i get it?

@DBTechYT

2 жыл бұрын

Jarvis is the name of my Synology DS1621xs+ server. Details and links in the description.

you can absolutely bypass geoblock and communicate with the internet using tailscale. Its called an exit node.

Hi DB tech dude can you make a video on HeadScale

How is the transfer speed?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Good question. When transferring from my NAS to my PC I managed to get ~73.5MB/sec: imgur.com/a/cXsY58a

Thanks you 👍👍🎖️🎖️🏆🏆

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks @dbtech worked like a chram on raspberry pi 4

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!! Thanks for letting us know :)

@kuljitghuman8077

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT I was able to access omv , jeffyfin on rpi 4 but couldn't access deluge ,transmission-openvpn . Tried to add its ip address on local network but no luck. Still we can access our home network

I 💙 you @DB Tech

Amazing tutorial! Unfortunately, was not able to see my OMV login page when I entered the IP address assigned...any thoughts?

@rtsjsfgn

10 ай бұрын

lmfao🤡

I had several problems with a openvpn config i had on my linux server, i connect the vpn via cli, but time to time, my adguard or pihole start crashing and not havin internet connection, so i was wondering, since this is a specific app would crash my internet connection and bug my adguard. Sorry buy im really noob in this things, and not understand very well sometimes :) Thanks for everything, i would test this anyway, and im fan of your channel :)

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

This will actually create a new network connection on your system that will NOT use pihole or adguard, so you shouldn't have any issues.

@zerocool6666

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT thanks is working perfect :)

已经在两个路由器之间subnet，但是速度不快，最多只有100k左右

Can you port forward on the network?

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

You don't need to. Just go to the tailscale ip and put the port on the end like you would to access it locally

@aliihsandonmezer6667

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT He probably wants to connect subnet behind the tailscale network if it is linux you can advertise the subnet behind the tailscale network.

Ty

You should take a look @ ZeroTier

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Now that I have an idea of how these systems work I may do that

@_TbT_

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT the ability to self host a controller seems to be a big plus for ZT, the clients seem to look nicer and the integrated „Magic DNS“ seems to be a nice feature of tailscale. I have ordered my own domain and set up subdomains for my devices pointing towards the ZT IPs as „local dns equivalents“.

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

@TbT I'm interested by "local dns equivalents". Can you elaborate on that?

@papin04

3 жыл бұрын

Is very robust I been using it for a while for my businesses

@_TbT_

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Hey, thanks for commenting. Appreciate your channel very much! What I mean by that (maybe a not so ideal term): ZeroTier has no built-in, computer-spanning DNS system, using local DNS servers (in local routers) is also not really possible / feasible, because most routers don‘t even „see“ the ZT devices (there are options for some router OSes however). I have ordered a cheap public domain and use it exclusively for ZT DNS resolution (I use Cloudflare as my DNS server). So I got „domain.tld“ and have pointed several subdomains to my ZT private IP addresses: server1.domain.tld would therefore resolve to 192.168.100.7 (just a random private IP address which could be used in ZT). By doing that, I can use the DNS name server1.domain.tld as equivalent for the (private) ZT IP for everything from SSH to websites to other services on any port. This DNS name of course only works if the computer is in the right ZT network, for the broader public it doesn‘t resolve to something useful. I think TailScale does something similar „built in“ with Magic DNS (I could be wrong). For me this is just „nicer“ to use than IP addresses which might not be that easy to memorize. As I said before: With ZTNCUI, a self-hostable controller removes all limits, so that ZT is truly cost free for whatever size of network(s) is required. I host it on my docker host which is a small virtual server with 1 Gbit connection. That way it could even do relay transfers if necessary (mostly it is not necessary). The my.zerotier.com controller would also relay, but only at a very minimal speed. I regularly copy files over ZT from an internet server (2,5Gbit uplink) to my home (1Gbit Downlink via cable) via SMB (only over ZT) and I have a speed of up to 80Mbytes/s, so very comparable to your TailScale speed.

Can someone please show me how i can remote into my laptop from my phone…

@DBTechYT

2 ай бұрын

both devices have to be on the same TailScale network. And you would need a remote desktop app on your phone. Also, your computer needs to be configured to receive remote connection requests. Once all of those criteria are met, you should be able to open the app on your phone, put in your PC's TailScale IP address (and possibly the remote desktop port) and you should be able to connect.

@DJ-yu9gk

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for explaining this.

not getting enough speed via tailscale

Tailscale is great but... When you do not have this service on your own server that is not a private network.

How about the latency?

@DBTechYT

4 ай бұрын

Everything you do online has latency. Your question is moot since you haven't said something like "how about the latency for gaming?" or "how about the latency for streaming my home security cameras?" What, specifically, is your question?

@garytaboada6103

4 ай бұрын

@@DBTechYT Yes thanks I know everything has latency, but my question was more in general use not just for gaming or streaming. But mostly if there’s any case when you shouldn’t use this technology

Are you DB Cooper

@DBTechYT

12 сағат бұрын

Haha!! I wish!! :)

I seem to be having the worst experience with this software. Its clients on linux just hang forever on up command, the windows client is bugged out and won't actually allow you do anything till you restart on first install, the documentation is just walls of text and not very helpful to get things running when there is issues and bugs and there is honestly not many videos properly walking you through the features. I do have a learning disability but given I have setup complicated networks and developed apps this application seems to be very neglected for apparently being so popular. :( Love you video's mate but I think they need to rethink the definition of zero config.

A folder for ISOs eh? ;)

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

😉

😊 🙏 😊

😂 No idea how to setup tailscale for jellyfin

This is not really a secure solution, the service is closed source with only open source clients, if they get hacked your entire network is hacked too.

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

Then use WireHole: kzread.info/dash/bejne/doN-lZulqducetY.html

@ericaric9491

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Thank you! I recommend you have a look at Nebula. tailscale is kind of very sussy to me, the fact that a company can have the power to access any of your connected machines since they have the power of publishing wireguard public keys and authenticating users which is a HUGE security hole. A rogue employee or a hack means your private network is completely compromised. Maybe personal use is okay but for a business this means that your entire company and future is under the mercy of a closed source third party which happens to be a startup not like Google or Amazon that spend billions of dollars on security every year.

@ericaric9491

3 жыл бұрын

Here is neubla's github page github.com/slackhq/nebula

@aliihsandonmezer6667

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericaric9491 I can`t agree more for enteprose use , nebula fits better for enterprise overlay mesh networks.

It's this self-hostable

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think so as it relies on Tailscale's infrastructure to work

@benjamink7311

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT can you check nebula setup please

@_TbT_

3 жыл бұрын

With ZeroTier, a controller can be (cost free) self hosted, which removes the limits of the ZT controller at my.ZeroTier.com (mainly number of devices and admin users). Google „ztncui“ for that. Normal installations and docker images for that.

@DBTechYT

3 жыл бұрын

I'm guessing you mean this: github.com/slackhq/nebula I'll take a look but won't guarantee anything for the time being

@aliihsandonmezer6667

3 жыл бұрын

@@DBTechYT Nebula is much better for enterprise overlay networks . It is not easy install for the beginners.

So they see all your traffic and have access to everything at no charge. Like google but they wont sell your information. Sounds like BS but live your dream.

@neonlights_12

2 жыл бұрын

You have a fundamental misunderstanding of how VPNs work.

Yeah, but can you trust it...

@DBTechYT

11 ай бұрын

Can you trust the company that made your TV? Or your car? Or your phone? There's always an implied risk with using literally anything. Tailscale is a great company that I use regularly as do millions of others. Companies like Instacart, Mercari, Duolingo, and Mercury Bank all use it as well.

didnt understand a damn thing going on in this video

@DBTechYT

Жыл бұрын

uhhh... thanks for watching :)