Tailscale

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Tailscale makes networking easy

Tailscale lets you easily manage access to private resources, quickly SSH into devices on your network, and work securely from anywhere in the world.

Basic setup

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Configuring TLS

Per Enabling HTTPS in the Tailscale documentation, run the following:

$ sudo tailscale cert ${MACHINE_NAME}.${TAILNET_NAME}

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Running multiple Tailnet-accessible services on a single machine

The essence is to run multiple tailscaled daemons on a machine, with the additional daemons using userspace networking rather than tun, which seems to intercept connections to all Tailscale IPs on a machine. Basically for an additional service MYSERVICE run the following commands:

$ STATE_DIRECTORY=/var/lib/tailscale/tailscaled-tt_rss
$ sudo mkdir -p ${STATE_DIRECTORY}
$ sudo env STATE_DIRECTORY=${STATE_DIRECTORY} tailscaled --statedir=${STATE_DIRECTORY} --socket=${STATE_DIRECTORY}/tailscaled.sock --port=0 --tun=user
$ sudo tailscale --socket=${STATE_DIRECTORY}/tailscaled.sock up --auth-key=tskey-key-MYSERVICE_KEY_FROM_TAILSCALE_ADMIN_CONSOLE --hostname=MYSERVICE --reset

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