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It seems to me like I would want two “users”, but that pushes me into their pro or business billing. Which tier should I go for?
I want to use tailscale for me and my wife. I’d like to give them my money to manage it for me because adding yet another self-managed service to my home network seems tedious. It seems to me like I would want two “users”, but that pushes me into their pro or business billing. Which tier should I go for?
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But completely missing the thing that makes Tailscale great, imho: ACLs.
This was focused more on secure key distribution. The plugin could be extended to include tags and firewall rules for the groups/peers similar to Tailscale's design and convert them to PostUps that modify nft or iptables.
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They can add a node and connect to whatever other node they want.
This seems solvable. They talk about that here: https://tailscale.com/kb/1099/device-authorization/ But it still seems like they could flip that feature off if they got compromised. To remedy that, feels like they could support a preshared secret that they don't control / see being shared as a first step: https://tailscale.com/kb/1099/device-authorization/#generate...
I mean every feature and blog.
As a start up person, I am really curious about their marketing.
That's good news, but there's now a plethora of WireGuard-based Tailscale clones.
Interested in these! Any chance you could drop a list of clones?
How does a start up like Tailscale gets to advertise on front page of HN so frequently? I mean every feature and blog. As a start up person, I am really curious about their marketing.
One interesting thing about Tailscale Android App is that it uses Gio UI(Golang GUI Framework). https://gioui.org/
I love Tailscale but I am wary of allowing them access into my personal network. This way, I can use them for my stuff without my paranoia getting in the way, and I can recommend the hosted option for work, as it works perfectly.
I love Tailscale but I am wary of allowing them access into my personal network. This way, I can use them for my stuff without my paranoia getting in the way, and I can recommend the hosted option for work, as it works perfectly.
I don't really understand how self-hosting headscale is actually any more secure. The control server needs a stable IP address, so I'd need to run it on a VPS or something, which means I'm still trusting a third-party to not mess with my network.