An exit node is a device on the Tailnet that all non-Tailscale traffic flows through (that is, all internet traffic not destined directly for one of your other devices). This effectively turns the device you designate into a traditional VPN server, meaning that it will appear to the wider ...
Tailscaleis a peer-to-peer VPN solution that is increasingly popular with business IT teams as well as individuals. This popularity is attributed to the security, flexibility, and ease-of-use of the service (and it's free for up to three users and 100 devices). In Tailscale, each isolated...
When our tailscale node name has-1appended to it (as described in the OP), this anchor will not navigate to our grafana instance until we manually change the grafana tailscale node's machine name fromgrafana-fix-some-bug-1tografana-fix-some-bug. In a similar fashion, the VPS machine we ...
Tailscale’s exit node feature facilitates meeting these needs. Exit nodes are configured similarly to subnet routing. The option is enabled in the Tailscale client on the device designated as the exit node, and then the configuration is approved by an admin in the admin console. Exit nodes ...
With #6566 we added an external mechanism for getting the default interface, and used it on macOS and iOS (see tailscale/corp#8201). The goal was to be able to get the default physical interface even when using an exit node (in which case the routing table would say that the Tailscale...
For all tailnet devices, domains set to route through an app connector always do so. Tailscale routes traffic to apps through app connectors even if the device uses an exit node. Users can disable theaccept routessetting on their Tailscale client. This will stop sending app traffic through the...
Even if you use Tailscale’sexit nodesfeature, they’re your exit nodes, not ours, so we still don’t ever see your public Internet traffic. Even if the route to your exit node needs to pass through our DERP network (becauseNAT traversalis blocked), all we see are encrypted packets to...
“I had Tailscale running (as well as the other two POC VPNs), and Tailscale’s API and ACLs were really nice because I didn’t have to be in a web interface to make it work. So I told my CISO, ‘Hey, I can open this up to all of engineering and get them back rudimentary ac...
most end-users. They simply log into Tailscale and get to work. “Employees can quickly toggle on an exit node to secure communications, similar to a privacy VPN, when working from their favorite coffee shop or when needing to approve last-minute GitHub requests at the airport,” said Lit...
The goal was to be able to get the default physical interface even when using an exit node (in which case the routing table would say that the Tailscale utun* interface is the default). However, the external mechanism turns out to be unreliable in some cases, e.g. when multiple ...