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If you're interested in running a homelab, and think you want to access it from remote locations? Here are my two best options for you. #homelab #tailscale #cloudflare #tunnels
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ColinCould you do a video showing how to do the cloud flair setup ?
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Nov 6, 2025I did one a while back, but yeah time for another. 😂
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ColinYour videos are so great man, I love them, there so beginner friendly, I recently moved from windows 11 to Unraid for my Plex server (among other things) wish I’d made the switch years ago, it was a learning curve but I’m so happy
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Nov 6, 2025That's great to hear! Yeah unraid is totally worth the effort.
ColinYeah I could honestly never go back
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its kayottihello sir. how do I make my own homelab
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Oct 17, 2025What are your goals? If you tell what yiu want to have, I'll happily help you do it!
its kayottiI my goal is to setup a lab where I can practice networking after this convert it to a cyber security lab where I can simulate cyber attack and practice my knowledge
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Oct 17, 2025oh nice, thats a great idea! I think I can help, if you had to get what would be the budget? I can plan a suggestion with that in mind, soft/hardware
Angry latvianmikrotik+wireguard
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Oct 16, 2025Solid advice.
Neer Bappooevery time my power goes out, my ip gets changed on my homelab. any good solution for this ?
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Oct 8, 2025In your router there should be a way to set the mac address and ip to be static. It's the DHCP reservation list (or similar). That will stop it from happening.
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Neer Bappooi have the DIR-X3000Z. it's a d-link and i can't find this on the menu
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Oct 8, 2025https://www.dlink.com/uk/en/support/faq/cameras-and-surveillance/mydlink/settings/router/how-do-i-configure-dhcp-reservation-on-my-dir-series-router
Neer Bappoothe interface is different from the tutorial, i don't have the pencil icon🥺. i am running dockStarter on a Linux server.
Tengku RizalI use wireguard. 😁
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Oct 8, 2025Good choice.
HilaryI've been hearing a lot about pangolin but haven't tried it. Anyone recommend it?
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Oct 2, 2025I'm going to look into it and do a video soonish
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Oshiftdont forget you might need to call your isp and get them to turn cgnat (carrier grade NAT) off
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Sep 30, 2025If thats possible yeah, but for many it's not.
Horatio HufnagelDon’t think Tailscale is more difficult really. I access my pi with the address…”pi” (pi:8096 or whichever port it is)
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Sep 30, 2025Love Tailscale.
Dany GonzalezDepending on what you’re hosting it can be against CloudFlare ToS.
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Sep 30, 2025Yeah, but if you're just small fry, it's going to go unnoticed for 99.9% of us
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🤬🖕🏻pfrltWhere’s the’free’ part ?
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Sep 29, 2025They are both cost free.
🤬🖕🏻pfrltWell, you are still depending on an outside source to handle the connections, and these sources never work for free. One always pays, one way or another.
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Sep 29, 2025True, headscale is self hostable so that's more free than the ones mentioned.
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cheesyfingersWhy not just use vpn and expose just one port to the internet?
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Sep 29, 2025If you're behind a CGNAT, it's not easy to expose a port.
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/home/𝘾𝙖𝙨𝙚𝙈𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙖I just use zerotire
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Sep 28, 2025Nice.
MarlinSomething I really struggle with accessing remotely is Emby (or Jellyfin for that matter), I can't use CloudFlare due tot their policies, I tried Tailscale, but was to much of a hassle with an agent on my Adroid TV.. At the moment I'm using a VPS with Pangolin, but Streaming is struggling as the VPS is not in my continent or country and VPS servers in my country are to expensive.
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Sep 26, 2025Honestly, cloudflare is your best bet, if it's just you then it's going to go well under the radar.
brennanNetBird
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rupturezwireguard few and free
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Sep 23, 2025Wire guard is boss.
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MSKNetbird
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Sep 27, 2025I need to do a video on netbird I think.
MSKYes please.
Tonytwingate?
Daniel BrackenI've set up nginx on my lab for my ombi. little awkward to get your head around but good. use nssm to run it as a service and ensure to use ddns on cloudflare if you have a dynamic public ip... found this last bit out today after a powercut.
boopbeephow do I ssh into a tail scale device?
KTRON-TECHNOLOGIESalso netbird
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KTRON-TECHNOLOGIESalso zerotier
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Emil Johanssoni always wondered about cloudflare tunnels, you tell me its free and simple. what about reverse proxy in this context?
Moon✨In most of these setups Cloudflare acts as a reverse proxy. I run Caddy in most cases (really good defaults and easy to understand config file) and I've heard good things about Nginx Proxy Manager but I've never used it myself.
KOI.exeI have a nas in my homelab and a cloudflar domain and tunnels. But i can't understand how i can access m'y files on m'y nas from my domaine. Do i need to setup something in my nas, what option Do i select for the type of ip ?
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Sep 16, 2025You'll want to look at installing something like owncloud/nextcloud or seafile. Map your files to the service and point the domain at the port.
Learn Study256New to this : To set up either option does Home lab need a dedicated IP address from ISP?
ReeceUse DDNS to update something like Cloudflare automatically with a docker container running in the homelab itself to avoid being knocked offline
Timmy Bakeryou don't need ddns for tunnels.
Marc Schattoriewhat happened to openvpn or just port forwarding...
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Leondv1908Exactly, all those cloudproviders….who knows what happens with your data
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/home/thankarezoswireguard better tho. i run both but i mainly use wireguard, faster more stable less demanding on the server and wastes less mobile data
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Marc Schattoriethat's also fine, as long as you don't rely on a stupid cloud service...
WolfPort Forwarding is a HUGE security risk. It's basically opening ur front door of ur house day and night, home or not. Vpn's are a way, again with port forwarding, yet that means if u have services that need to stay connected or other people use, they all need a vpn client and connection to use it.
Moon✨I mean Tailscale is only relying half on their service, since it's just a coordination service and the tunnels are peer to peer. The clients are open source and with Headscale you can run your own server as well. In the office we use Tailscale, but at home I'm just running a few Wireguard tunnels (Tailscale has some weird networking implications at times)
Isai76Tailscale
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D$I have a WireGuard tunnel setup in a docker container
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Sep 12, 2025Solid
michael.tiktokBut if you don’t want your data to go through a thir party you can use Wireguard. Which is the technology tailscale uses, it’s much more difficult to setup and comes in Unifi, pfSense, opnsense and more firewall. Use ddns if you have a dynamic IP address.
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Sep 12, 2025I'm hoping to get a firewall appliance soon and run opnsense as well
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michael.tiktokEbay: dell poweredge r210 ii or r220, 16gb ram and cheap sata ssd.
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Sep 13, 2025Oh, I was thinking a smaller 10 inch appliance I can add to the network rack. Im planning a rack/s tour video soon
theoneajwGreat content.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯I use bouth but tailscale only allows for 90 days keys, idk the other ways you can use it, I just use the key
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theoneajwYou can turn off key renewal
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯doesn't appear to work for me :(
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Damian_LafourcadeTwingate 👍
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Tristan NewguyWhat TLDs are cheap and where could I buy them?
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Sep 12, 2025I always buy .cc domains from cloudflare, they are $8 a year.
Definitely_Not_A_Korokport forwarding ?
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2biasIf you have a decent firewall, then yes.
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PigJohnI use tailscale on my vps with oauth proxy. seems like I should have just used cloud flare??
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Sep 11, 2025Depends on your use case but I use both
Max DiOrioCloudflare tunnels does the pretty much exact same thing as Tailscale. When creating your tunnel with cloudflared, you can configure it to pass a subnet or individual IP’s. And you only need one cloudflared instance for your location if it can reach all your subnets. Users connect via the warp client. You can create security rules on who can connect to what via gateway or http rules.
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Sep 10, 2025Nice!
Sep 11, 2025
Yeah but then you have to deal with cloudflare’s terrible UI and support. Tailscale is so much user friendly
Max DiOrioSupport really has gotten awful. Two or 3 years ago they were amazing. The UI is pretty decent though. I use it daily for our enterprise. Last time I used Tailscale it was incredibly confusing and complex to tweak any settings - but that was years ago. I’ll give it another look. The good think with cloudflare though is you can put websites behind a warp application login so you just give your users an account and they can access internal resources without needing to run Tailscale or any other vpn client. Good for public terminals or hopping on at a friends house.
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Vukaimanetbird and netmaker. both oss
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RAIDER_Tailscale all day baby all day 😂
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Sep 3, 2025Love tailscale.
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Ninetoe123sounds like old school hamachi
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Ryan Seleskikeep up the content
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Aug 26, 2025Thanks dude!
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Ryan Seleskithis is a great video
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Aug 16, 2025Thanks dude, I really appreciate it!
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