Tailscale SERVE and FUNNEL | Share files and services without PORT forwarding | Proxmox Home Server

Tailscale Server and Funnel.
Serve - allows you to share files / folders / services to all Your tailnet devices.
Funnel - Expose shared serve content to entier work with no port forwarding.
Tailscale SERVE tailscale.com/kb/1242/tailsca...
Tailscale FUNNEL tailscale.com/kb/1223/tailsca...
- CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:15 What is SERVE and FUNNEL
01:06 What is TAILNET
02:46 Setting up Tailscale SERVE
06:54 Setting up Tailscale FUNNEL
17:14 The End Chat
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[@SmartHomeIntegrations]

Well Explained! So much easier than reading the documentation

[@frugalhobbies4546]

Great explanation comprehensive and easy to follow.

[@SolSearcher]

Glad to see you're feeling better! My daily KZbin watching session is now complete!

[@MRPtech]

Thank you.

[@kvmgz]

Impressive. Thanks for the guide!

[@jothain]

Thanks. Quite interesting. Didn't know something like this is possible. Can't see any use for funnel personally, but very nice explanation that indeed exposes to everyone.

[@aircomodore]

Welcome back 🎉 let the experiments begain. Hope you feeling better 👍

[@MRPtech]

Thank you. Health is getting there. I do appreciate your comment alot.

[@SB-qm5wg]

Wow. I didn't know this existed.

[@justind4615]

That's cool but for some reason i dont have cmd "tailscale serve reset" how do i delete some?

[@TsiRoadkill]

Great video, any idea why I cant get --set-path to work? Its works as the root but any set path seems to break it.

[@vpsjdon]

Can you help me figuring out how to run my Plex server using the Funnel? Plex is on my synology that I am SSHing into to run the commands. The funnel reports to be on but Plex is still inaccessible

[@MRPtech]

FYI: " Funnel is limited to listen on ports 443, 8443, and 10000 "

[@pehden]

Can it server, as a proxy from a lan connection?

[@MRPtech]

Tailscale Serve acts as reverse proxy. ---- From Docs ---- The serve offers an HTTPS and HTTP server that has a few modes: a reverse proxy, a file server and a static text server. HTTPS traffic is secured using an automatically provisioned TLS certificate. By default, termination is done by your node’s Tailscale daemon itself. ----

[@pehden]

Thank you, I found that after I asked, lol, great video!! @@MRPtech

[@justind4615]

is it possible to host my local tcp server on funnel

[@MRPtech]

Yes, it is doable. More info here: tailscale.com/kb/1223/funnel

[@justind4615]

@@MRPtech Thanks!