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TailScale HowTo

Tailscale quickstart (Get individual machines onto your private TailScale network)

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 * <span style="font-size: 18pt;">[https://www.wundertech.net/how-to-set-up-tailscale-on-pfsense/ How to Set Up Tailscale on pfSense]</span>
-== Inbound NAT ==
-For some reason, nobody talks about how to use TailScale to actually access your pfSense managed network from the OUTSIDE.
-What I've figured out so far...
-Assign the TailScale interface:
-'''Interfaces / Assignments''' & click "Add" beside "tailscale0 (tailscale0)".
-Then, in your NAT settings, '''Firewall / NAT / Port Forward''', When you create a NAT forward that uses TailScale, select the '''Tailscale''' interface & '''Any''' as the destination. This will allow you to treat the TailScale IP address just like you would normally treat the WAN address.
-In theory, [https://tailscale.com/kb/1019/subnets/ this page] is relevant...
-Research required.
-There IS some possibility that "'''exit node'''", as used by tailscale, does NOT mean what it seems...&nbsp; hhhmmm...
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