my dns address takes me to my synology but still shows it as "Not secure" any tips?

I have a private cloud called Amber x. How can I get tail skill with my ambrax. How do I go about to do that?

Awesome video! I was able to follow along and get the update task to work on my Terramaster F4-424 Pro NAS ...with one problem. The application doesn't restart after the update. Anything I can add to the script that tells the app to restart once the update is complete? Also, the updating certificate did NOT work (expected since you specifically said it was for Synology)...is there any chance your team would create a similar setup for Terramaster NAS?

I don't get it. When using a reverse proxy there is no need for tailscale. Just expose it to the Internet and crate a user account for your friends. Done. If you don't want anything exposed, just share the immich machine with them via tailscale, no need for a reverse proxy or domain. Done.

What's the point of SearXNG when it uses result from Google? does it query Google through POST requests? IDK if that's offered by Google.

I got remote access and https working great...I can't seem to play media or tts from HA through my google home speakers now though. I've heard playing media thorugh google home can't work with tailscale, but that was from posts 4 years ago. Is there a work around now?

I followed the instruction and everything went well, except the very last step... when I type the URL in the browser it won't load HA login screen. Any idea what can be wrong?

if i'm running docker from my Mac, what do i use as `/dev/net/tun`? Thank you

This is great, been looking for this. I want to ask if it is possible to create sub domains under my machine domain, because i don't use proxmox and am running all my services under docker on the one machine, and want to use traefik. Much appreciated

Great video, but.. On the remote side, how are your other hosts deciding to use the tailscale router and not the default gateway to get to the other private subnet? ie: consider 2 typical home environments, one using 192.168.0.0/24 and one using 192.168.1.0/24. Each will have it's own ".1" gateway, and let's say I do what is in the video on machines addressed 192.168.0.2 and 192.168.1.2. The other machines in the subnet are still going to be configured to use the default gateway of .1 and never make it to the tailscale router node, correct? I am assuming there is no "magic" answer to this, but since it wasn't even mentioned, I am hoping I am wrong. Any comments or help would be greatly appreciated, otherwise I'm thinking I need to install a static route on my default gateways in each site? (or.. use a routing protocol?) Any hints for best practices here?

Brilliant, thank you, tried to follow other KZbin videos to set this up but had no joy, followed your's and all up and running, thank you 😀

What happens if i dont have a tailscale? Basically, I only have One Proxmox PC server running the Docker LXC for the immich, and a Windows 11 Laptop with RTX 3060 gpu. Can i just use the ip address of the laptop (my Immich server is on the same router and same ip range as the windows 11 laptop)?

Nice. Now, I don't really have to use my VPN while traveling. I mainly use the VPN to watch streaming. This is perfect.

I have the same one but I get stirling-ts exited with code 1. No wonder why, ah :(.

great video. very well explained, thank you.

I have tailscale installed a daemon on PVE LXC. And I cannot figure out how to enable HTTPS. I created config file and exported TS_SERVE_CONFIG and inserted JSON there but that does not work.

Great to see the partnership with Github for secret’s detection, but like others have said, this video really doesn’t explain more than just accidentally shared secrets. It would’ve been nice to see a connection with Github Actions and storing Tailscale secrets in the repository’s environment for CICD authentication (if you’re already using Github for code management, why not?), or a much more in-depth video than solely promoting this partnership. But glad to see secret detection and rotation support come out!!

Cool video. Off topic, but i find it silly that using docker without a swarm doesn't allow you to use secrets and instead forces you to use env variables... Maybe i was missing something tho.

why mine shows "no public ports" ?

Nice one, thanks 👍

Impressively quick how it is detected and disabled. I'd love to see a video covering sensible practices for maintaining secrets of all kinds in a homelab container environment. You've already started in that direction with your recent examples of using tailscale for single sign on, but docker secrets seem a pain needing specific intervention to read the secrets from file and get them into the application, and presumably there are security considerations with persistent state and the different tailscale connectivity options for containers. These are all the things that get put on the "I'll get to it eventually" list!

This is snazzy. Ideally you don't leak secrets, but things happen. Cool to see solutions for a safety net.

Video should maybe be renamed to "How Github and Tailscale protect accidentally shared Secrets" I thought this was going to show me how to properly protect them... but it is really how accidents are being kept safe with this partnership.

Thank you!

Or Android?

I´m using pve 8.3.3 and had some issuse with vi: solution: sudo apt-get install vim-nox This will fix visual issuse with vi For a noob like me it was so confusing why the hell im seeing "dddddaaaaacccc" while using the arrow keys. (* ￣︿￣)

Can you produce a QNAP guide?

I know TailScale business model it to aim at home amateurs that take it to enterprise so please be assured I will be shilling for TailScale every opportunity I get.

Excellent, thank you very much!

Can i use Beszel to monitor a Windows Server 2022?

Complete breath of fresh air on what it does, how it works and how to configure it. Thanks!

that's bad for a gaming rig's longevity, they are electrical and mechanical (like fans etc) components, if you use them constantly, you'll shorten its lifespan. If you upgrade your gaming rig every 2 years or so, it doesn't matter, but if you are like me and buy the highest specs and use it for 10 years, then it matters.

so.. this is wireguard without having to set up a wireguard server, right? doesn't seem private to me when the data, which you can decrypt unless i do my own encryption, flows through strangers. don't get me wrong: convenience sells and im sure this is useful for non sensitive things. thanks!

can some 1 help me with this setup i got my domain im trying to do this with nginx though since its what i have if so plz dm me i got a discord

Great video. Just wondering if installing it on Raspberry 5 does the Pi need to --accept routes or it doesn't matter at all

How would you use this in a swarm?

Very nice option! But I'm also very curious about your prompt in your macos terminal. How is that configured? Would love to have that too ;-)

What camera are you using? It looks great

Followed everything step by step on my Windows 11 + VirtualBox HA setup. Internal access works on IPv4 or Magic DNS however I couldn't configure my domain for the external access. Any tips for the domain configuration? On Cloudflare, do you recommend A or CNAME?

Yet another top-tier video, Alex!

great if we can run on a ps5 and use the exit node function in tailscale

You are one of the best video tutorials makers i have ever seen. Well explained and good amount of detail.

I followed the instructions carefully, and have treble checked them. No update took place after I ran it. In the result tab in Task scheduler it says already running stable version 1.78.1; no update needed”. I also am not getting a new cert for Tailscale when I run the Tailscale-cert script. Any hints of what I need to do will be welcome.

nicely done video! Could you share, how to setup external microservices/gpu for transcoding videos using immich and tailscale?

This video is great, but in opnsense the vtnet1 ip address is missing if I ever reboot the machine

Thanks for this Alex - was struggling a bit on Mac last year (it seemed a bit flakey) but this video was super clear. My tailnet now includes Mac, Windows 10, Windows 11, Linux (Ubunut & Mint), Proxmox, pFsense and Android machines, and coupled with PiHole and Traefik I can connect to all of my homelab services and devices from anywhere... it has to be the most impressive thing I've seen in 30 years of my AV/IT experience. Literally the glue that holds it all together. I have FQDN with TLS for everything, You're a real asset to the TS team, your clarity of presenting is exemplary and next time you're in the UK I'd love to buy you a beer.

And how to access from far?

Hi, thank you for this video. I like your prompt of your terminal ! Can you make a video for this ?

Great explanation.

How to add certificate to my synology? In my Synology Tailscale certificate is dosn't exist.