Tailscale site to site, am I missing something?
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@andres-asm said in Tailscale site to site, am I missing something?:
@mcury ahh that's odd, so NAT on the tailscale interface I guess
yes, but sometimes I don't know why, the interface doesn't show up there for selection.
if that is the case, check the second link I provided in my first post. -
@andres-asm said in Tailscale site to site, am I missing something?:
@mcury I have to NAT for a LAN to LAN connection?
I think so. I asked something similar here (not as succinctly
):https://forum.netgate.com/topic/179612/can-pfsense-route-to-a-tailscale-subnet-without-nat
Tailscale can do this on supported OS's with the flag:
--snat-subnet-routes=falseBut FreeBSD doesn't support this (yet). For progress, see:
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I am having the same problem, Tailscale appears as an option in NAT but I don't know how to set it up or even if I need to set it up in both netgates. I am really new at this so please help.
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@banosr said in Tailscale site to site, am I missing something?:
I am having the same problem, Tailscale appears as an option in NAT but I don't know how to set it up or even if I need to set it up in both netgates. I am really new at this so please help.
Christian McDonald explains how to create the NAT in the Youtube's link below:
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It helped a lot but in NAT In translation address I don't have Tailscale as an option I saw another a link at the beginning of this thread but I didn't understand what I need to do
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@banosr said in Tailscale site to site, am I missing something?:
It helped a lot but in NAT In translation address I don't have Tailscale as an option I saw another a link at the beginning of this thread but I didn't understand what I need to do
Check what is your tailscale IP address, check the tailscale tab for that.
Then, go to Firewall/Virtual IP, click in add and:
More details: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14987#note-8
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@mcury Thanks, I did it in site A and B and is not working, any other idea or info you need to help me out
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@banosr Check your routing table, check if you have routes using the 100.x.x.x address.
Then, if you have dual WAN, check your firewall rules in your LAN side, you need to allow connections to the remote subnets using gateway default (don't set a gateway in these rules).With the information I got from you, this is all I can think about now.
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@mcury Thanks for all your help, I finally was able to fixit. My modem was assigning a private address to the wan port, I just needed to unblock private addresses in the wan.
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@banosr said in Tailscale site to site, am I missing something?:
Thanks for all your help, I finally was able to fixit. My modem was assigning a private address to the wan port, I just needed to unblock private addresses in the wan.
Good to hear
