tailscale clone?
which like, they're open source, so hosting your own is totally possible
ZeroTier – home VPN without a public IP address
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#12tailscale clone?
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#13The guide for Shellys [0] is highly appreciated. I always thought about touching those, but all the guides I've found required knowledge I didn't have. I guess it's a precaution because one can cause real damage doing this wrong, but I feel now, I could do it.
Dzieki.
[0] https://blog.tomaszdunia.pl/shelly-smart-oswietlenie-eng/
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#15I want to connect a local bare metal k8s cluster to the internet but completely walled off from the rest of my network.
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#17And it does not matter if I have ZT network connected when home.
Not sure if that is possible with tailscale (from my understanding, it generates always tailnet ip for hosts).
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#19How is this better than DDclient + WireGuard?
Some ISP force you to change your IP every 24h. So you'd have to reconnect your VPN.
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#20Hugged to death but what i like about zerotier is that I can access my Home Assistant instance (and other home services) with same ip address (resolved from dns and then TLS terminated with traefik) from home network and from zerotier. And it does not matter if I have ZT network connected when home. Not sure if that is possible with tailscale (from my understanding, it generates always tailnet ip for hosts).
It does, but it should connect over LAN when both devices are on the same network. The tailnet IP doesn’t exist outside the WireGuard network, so it’s up to the WireGuard routing algorithm.