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- azure - using Tailscale as a corporate VPN - Stack Overflow
Since Tailscale cannot be integrated directly with Azure services, you would need to deploy it as a separate instance to act as a proxy to other services However, I disagree with that managing Tailscale is more complex than managing a traditional VPN server To simplify deployment and management, you could run Tailscale on an Azure Container App, so you don't need to manage a dedicated VM
- Use tailscale app to access truenas web UI, apps and shares on my . . .
Hello, after successfully migrating from Truenas Core to Scale, I followed Step-by-Step Guide: How To Setup Tailscale on TrueNAS SCALE to setup the tailscale app on my Truenas Scale My goal is to access the web UI, apps and shares from any machine on my tailnet During app setup, I set the hostname as `truenas-mini-3-e-tailscale`
- Accessing TrueNAS Remotely | TrueNAS Documentation Hub
Before installing Tailscale in TrueNAS, create an Auth Key through your Tailscale account More Information After creating your Auth Key you can navigate to the TrueNAS Apps Catalog and install Tailscale: Apps -> Discover Apps -> (Search for Tailscale) -> Install On the Installation page, scroll down to the AuthKey field, and paste the previously created key Accept all other default settings
- Tailscale address resolving using internal DNS servers is not working . . .
Using tailscale dns query the long address resolves But using nslookup it does not The short address fails on both C:\Users\olivier boudry\Downloads>tailscale dns status === 'Use Tailscale DNS' status === Tailscale DNS: enabled Tailscale is configured to handle DNS queries on this device
- Tailscale port fowarding | TrueNAS Community
1 Configure your tailscale server on the LAN to advertise the entire LAN subnet to Tailscale, then you can just access whatever app you have on your LAN via the usual IP and port (not 100 xx xx xx:yyyy) when the client is connected to Tailscale 2 Put a reverse proxy on your Tailscale server and have it do the port forward to your app server
- automate the installation process of tailscale - Stack Overflow
I'm writing a Windows batch script to automate the installation process of Tailscale, thus I need a way to install it without prompt and any graphical window and I'm struggle on getting the error:
- docker - Tailscale serve with Portainer - Stack Overflow
I recently watched this video about running Tailscale client in a Docker container along side another service, which allows me to access the service using my Tailscale DNS When I tried to use the
- git config - How to know the git username and email saved during . . .
Considering what @Robert said, I tried to play around with the config command and it seems that there is a direct way to know both the name and email To know the username, type: git config user name To know the email, type: git config user email These two output just the name and email respectively and one doesn't need to look through the whole list Comes in handy
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