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[Question] External access for my network
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I’m fairly noob-ish but have run Tailscale like this for about a year:
Tailscale on your NAS runs as the host and when you open the Tailscale app on your phone you copy the IP it gives you and use that (plus the port that your services like Bitwarden, Calibre etc each use). Eg.
100.121.9.23:8081THAT’s the sort of IP you the add to the Bitwarden app or type into your web browser.
I’m pretty amateur with tech but found Tailscale pretty easy to set up and run.