AKHuff

Awesome, Thanks EDACerton. That was the only issue I was having with this Unraid box.

I am using the Tailscale plugin and Vaultwarden docker. The settings below work for my Unraid remote access needs, adjust as necessary. The Tailscale Youtube channel has good explanations of what you can do in general with Tailscale. On the Tailscale Settings page in Unraid: Unraid Services Listen on Tailscale IP – Yes Enable IP Forwarding – Yes Use Tailscale Subnets – Yes Use Tailscale DNS Settings – No In the WebUI for Unraid open the terminal (it’s on the top right of any Unraid page) and turn on Tailscale “Serve” for the Vaultwarden docker http port, this gives you https (I don’t know the stock port so replace with your setup tailscale serve --bg --https=4280 localhost:4280 It’ll show the full address for your Tailscale net there with the port – use that address & port in whatever app your using. Now I have issue with this setup, I believe it’s likely with Vaultwarden Docker network settings that come stock with that docker template - So Tailscale automatically starts with the server fine but having serve setup on that port prevents the Vaultwarden docker from automatically starting – Port in Use. It’s quick to remidey but really annoying. All the other dockers I have serve setup for autostart fine. The quick way I’m fixing this is after reboot in Unraid WebUI is goto Tailscale setting turn it off, jump over to the docker page start Vaultwarden then reenable Tailscale. It takes 3 seconds. When doing this on your home network, disable the Tailscale app on the computer first or it will likely prevent you from accessing the Unraid UI till you do – Since you just turned off Tailscale. It was fun figuring this out remotely but I have Tailscale on my router too, so once I turned the Tailscale app off then on it routed through the router & got back to Unraid by subnet sharing... fyi in the Unraid terminal you can do ‘tailscale serve status’ to see what ports you have setup for https access. You can turn off Serve by ‘tailscale serve --https=4280 localhost:4280 off’ You pass http ports to the serve command. No need for cloudflare, open ports, reverse proxy - just run the tailscale app on your phone or laptop then you can access Vaultwarden. It'll only be available on your Taillscale net.