cut_chemist

Perfect, thank you for the reassurance.

Turning the Tailscale DNS on and restarting the clients has allowed the long names (e.g. docker.tailscale.ts.net) to work, but not the IPv4 ones - presumably because the web page defaults to https://IP/ . This is not an really an issue for me but I thought I'd sanity check to make sure this is working as designed to avoid future issues. I've added a few more dockers to the Tailnet now and they all work perfectly with the docker.tailscale.ts.net address with the exception Traefik, which gives a 404 error. Any advice here would be appreciated, though I'm aware this question is drifting off topic. Lastly, just to say thank you, I very much appreciate your help.

I had it turned off - having it on didn't help either (on both PC and phone)

Hi all, Looking for a bit of help with my setup - using the Tailscale plugin and TSDProxy to label things up. All settings are default on the Tailscale plugin. On the Tailscale control panel, MagicDNS is enabled (required for TSDProxy - that won't start without it), as is HTTPS. Currently, I can reach the Unraid server GUI, and the GUI of various dockers using tailscale unraid IP:PORT using a subnet. However, the magicDNS version (i.e unraid.tailscale.ts.net) does not work, it just throws an error saying DNS probe possible. Allow Tailscale DNS is set to No, as is Allow Tailscale subnets, there are no exit nodes, and no funnels set up. Using TSDProxy I am able to authenticate various dockers, and successfully ping them, their GUI remains inaccessable, throwing up either SSL errors when looking at the IP (this defaults to https://IP if relevant, and I can't get the http version to load) or DNS errors when using the magicDNS name. I almost certainly have a DNS setting incorrect somewhere, but I've tried what I think are all the TSDProxy label combinations to no success including defining the container port, so I'm hoping one of you will call me an idiot and tell me I've missed a setting somewhere! Thanks all

I had the same error when trying to run Portal - my array is xfs. to workaround I moved my /games to the cache (unencrypted - btrfs) drive. Not a perfect solution but one that works for me.

@EricM Had the same thing setting up a ASRock B450M Pro 4 - chage the boot settings to USB:<your memorystick> from UEFI:<yourmemorystick> That worked for me. Hopefully you'd got it sorted by now anyway!

Just want to say that this worked for me too. Unraid 6.5.0. Thought I was going mad! Thanks saarg