Long time Wireguard user and lover here but tailscale is really a total game-changer, sometimes I think that is almost too good to be true. I use linux, macos and windows machines, setting up virtual private network with tailscale is extremely easy and I'm particularly amazed by the simplicity of the file sharing process (ok linux requires command line, but that's still very cool). You have done a terrific work with this program, I hope hope you get the success that you deserve (but don't cancel the free tier :)

Found out about tailscale today and what an amazing thing you’ve created! Fits my use case perfectly and thank you for a generous free tier, which I hope remains 🤞🤞

You don't lie! This is truly incredible, all my devices in different locations are now connected within literal minutes. No hassle. This is borderline magic haha. Thank you!

WoW, Tailscale, where have you been all my digital life!!! Definitely a game-changer. I'm in the testing phase now. It looks extremely promising. Hats off to the instructor... Thank You.

Alex! Legend mate. What a great idea having you present. Always wondered what you looked like. Long time listener, CoderQA member but first time TailScaler here. Linking up some rigs and self hosted ting for a start up. Self taught. You Chris and Mike are my only friends on the lonely road.

I love this presentation! Thank you!

Thanks for the demo and info, awesome! Have a great day

This is incredible. Thanks!

Great video Alex!

i use it for a mic i use the Steam Link to access my computer, which is about ~140km away from me the only device that i have with me that has a mic is my phone but apps that use the phone as a mic for ur pc connect over ur lan so i routed all my phones data to my computer now i can use my phone as a mic i think its possible to do what im doing in windows (use my desktop as vpn, without downloading anything), but idk how. The app simplified everything for me

If I have devices on a tailscale sub-net are they reachable via name only aswell?

It's IronicBadger! From "Chris and the Badger" morning show! 😂

Really I love that Service. it is incredible

Do you have a video showing how to create tailnet for video cameras and Roku stick etc?

this is great, I'm ditching zero tier right now, thanks 😁

It is possible to route traffic to Cloud server to Mobile network as a exit node?

How do we set up our PI as an exit node on umbrel?

Interested...Can do a video Tailscale running on OpenWrt?

Please make a video how to use Tailscale with Moonlight\Sunshine, and how to optimize latency ! thanks for your work

Needed a way to access my Paperless-NGX server from my phone while traveling. This was perfect

Great video explaining how everything works with Tailscale. I have a question however, is an exit node basically a forward proxy? Exit node is basically routing my traffic through it as if I'm accessing the internet from that exit node, as I understand that's what a proxy server does. Or am I understanding it incorrectly.

Er well done. That's a very well done explanation - you've found the things many of us want to do. Do summarise them in writing at the end.

Questions: 1. I'm not open to Apple, Google, or Microsoft being an identity provider. We use 1Password, which has also been a passkey provider, and thus appears to be an option with Tailscale. It is easy to recover with the printed-off key that you get at the start, and doesn't tie me to be constantly logged in to any of those services. Do you see any issues or thoughts with using 1Password? 2. I have one asset that is Windows 11 machine, in a data center, with a single public IP address, e.g. no LAN. Can that be included with SSO as part of a flat Tailscale network? 3. For any LANs, I would assume that Tailscale would be transparent to all LAN users so their logins, private IPs, and access will remain unaffected unless they log into Tailscale?

I'm a little confused. If I can remotely connect to an exit node and then access home automation and self-hosted stuff at that location, why set up a subnet router?

the ssh by name alone is magnificent.

Excellent video! But I am strugling to reach certain web-gui (Truenas) on my network even still...this was the main goal for me. I can ping the tail-ip for this machine, but I cannot reach its web-gui. Can someone help? Everything is "connected" in the Tailscale machine-overview etc.

Any plans to add Ubiquiti UDM PRO (SE) natively integration? 👀

outstanding! Saved my bacon with remote controlling a computer who's isp is Starlink

Hi nice video, but it would be good to get a sample example of how to setup https with tailnet on a ubuntu cloud server with caddy. I have done this but when it comes to use https I always got a challenge error when getting certificates. If you could help I would appreciate. Thanks in advance.

Quick question / point of clarification: at the very end of the exit node you indicated that it was useful for accessing apps you host yourself. I "think" this was a victim of editing that was not necessarily tied it needing to be an exit note to access self-hosted apps and home automation things because that was covered at the beginning with the Own Cloud stuff, right?

this is black magic :D I love it

Can i configure port number. And what if someone who don't have my any personal account , how can they access my network.

Wow, this is just genius! :o Ich als Deutscher und IT-Nerd bin sehr zufrieden. XD

this software blew up my mind 🤯

This is probably a stupid question but are you using Terminal on Mac to enter commands like "tailscale up" when setting up your private server?

how to allow my brother to view my devices? i invited him in, but he cant see anything on my tailscale

I tried this with 2 Synologys, both are connected in tailscale but I can't ping the other machine with the tailscale IP. It doesn't work on both machines. Linux 3.10.108 and 4.4.302+ What works is if I add a linux server, from that machine I can ping both Synologys but I need to access one synology from the other...

Installed exit node on Truenas, but can’t access via phone outside home network. Is it possible to advertise ip as x.x.x.13/24?(13 is my truenas scale).

Im using Unraid and when I go into docker and right click on Nextcloud and click console and type tailscale up, I get command not found. Using tailscale plugin on unraid. Any ideas?

can using 1 device kontrol up 5 device syncron one time?

Anyone know how to use the command tailscale up in shell for truenas scale? I tried many ways to get in, SSH won't let me through auth, and shell doesn't offer commands.

Dumb question. I sent a comment of applause but this is a question please. That’s an iPhone. What iPhone app are you using as your terminal? Is it part of TailScale? I am used to Linode.

For some reason, If I try to ping one of my tailnet devices by name, I get a message that the host name cannot be resolved, yet the IP address can be pinged. How do I fix this?

excellent work, but I'm concerned about the portal of doom to many security holes this will open up

awesome 👏

Devices on a tailnet have IP addresses that aren’t publicly accessible - I get that. But I’m not sure how this affects a device that has a DHCP reservation… Is this the address that should be reserved from your pool of addresses?

I seem to be having trouble having any exit nodes showing up even though I have 3 devices with exit nodes enabled. I also don't see the exit node option under my username when logged into the tailscale ios app. Anyone have ideas why?

Phone to phobe?

doesn't work on my android device if I have my private dns (adguard) enabled :/

Any security risks to be aware of with this? I get that it helps to keep things secure, but I always feel like there is some gotcha. Definitely seems more secure than opening ports on your router

For privacy, why would you want to use your own device as an exit node? Really don't like using SSO through companies that make a living off of tracking and monitoring you. Seems an odd choice for privacy. Can you explain some of this in more detail?

But it does matter which one you use. Afaik you get up to three users for free, but if you log in with a Google account, you can't add extra users, can you? A little more clarity needed

Lets say I have Tailscale setup on my Apple TV at home as an exit node and Tailscale setup on my phone. When I'm out and about away from home on cellular it appears that Tailscale will route traffic through the Apple TV...great. When I come home and reconnect to WiFi that uses the home router as its exit node which exit node will be used...the one for my router or the on via Tailscale on the Apple TV as both will be connected??

Can I use this to access my home ISP IP address from anywhere? I assume I could but I am a noob to this stuff is there anyone who can help me with this? :)

and it's FREE??? insane, thank you for the great video sir. looking to set up a linux ML rig in the house and ssh with the macbook, was wondering how hard it would be. Grab some $NVDA before I snatch a 4090 lolol

Has anyone had success using tailscale to remote play a PS4?

Man I am so confused... I got to the point that I have Tailscale running on my server, laptop, and phone. All 3 are displaying in the Machines page of the admin console and showing connected. But beyond that, I don't get how to set up a remote NAS. My NAS volume is set up on the server running Windows Server 2016. Since before Tailscale, I can access the NAS volume from all my devices when on network via both ethernet and Wi-Fi with any file browser, and on my Windows devices I have the NAS volume mapped as a network drive. But of course when I leave my network area, I can't access the drive over the internet. So that's why I am trying to use Tailscale but I don't have a web interface for my Windows Server 2016 NAS so I get lost on that part of this video :(

All very good for the geek. I'm a newbie home user and this was hard to follow. Gave up at the command prompt as no instruction on how that was done. Reading the comments it appears Blink was used. Searched for that - no such app. But found Blink Shell - you probably mean that. But as I say, a LOT of assumed knowledge. If you want ppl to use your software it would be nice to slow down a little please. This looks excellent, but the presenter is pitching it at advanced users.

There's no option in the Android app to route through an exit node any more.

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This video started great for beginners but suddenly exploded to advanced users far too fast. Slow down, you totally lost the majority of folks watching after 2:45. There should be a series for beginners, intermediate and advanced.

It's too bad it's developed with go, so it's highly inefficient and insecure.

I highly dislike that one has to use one of the providers like Google to use as a login. I prefer my own User Name and Password. I don't trust the likes of Google and similar companies. Also, please stop using "use case". The word 'case' is not necessary. The word case is enough. So you should say, 'another use is....' Same applies to 'Price Point". The word Price is enough. The word point is not necessary. The word price is enough. Why are you all adding unnecessary words to the English language?

I am still struggling to understand the use cases of the exit-node. I get that accessing my banking info at the coffee shop is a great use-case for it but at the end of the video Alex says "In real time, on my phone appears my Desktop as an option to route traffic out from my phone through the encrypted wireguard tunnel and pretend that I am in my house, this is useful for accessing home automation and my self-hosted services". Is that not possible without using exit nodes? Why would I need an exit node for that?