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mmatzko

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  1. One more follow-up to give you all the info. I did configure the plugin to act as a subnet router (with the internal subnet of my lan which is also the external IPs of the docker containers) but that did not have an effect. Also, when the tailscale plugin is enabled, the App store no longer connects. So I'm wondering if there is something wrong in my setup. Settings: Tailscale Enabled: Yes Unraid services listen etc.: Yes Ip forwarding: no Use Tailscale Subnets: Yes Use Tailscale DNS: Yes (note - tailscale points to my internal pihole servers as DNS)
  2. Thanks for the reply. You are correct, I am using a vlan like br0 so each docker has its own ip - then use a reverse proxy for ssl. So 1 is out. I’ll definitely check out #2. Can you explain number 3 a bit more - how you “sidecar” a network - and how I do that while still running your plugin? If you know a link explaining it offhand, that works. Not exactly sure what to search on.
  3. I have what I hope is a dumb question. I have setup the plugin yesterday and can ssh easily to my unraid server via the tailnet Ip. No issues there. However, I was expecting I could use this tailnet connection to run my docker containers services via it. For example, I would like to access Emby from my phone via tailnet. I know there is a rather complicated implementation of putting tailnet inside a docker container on the Tailnet Youtube sub but was hoping the plugin could do the same. Is this a misconception on my part and they are completely separate requirements?

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