How do you expose the Raspberry Pi so that you can reach it from the outside internet?
My OpenVPN runs on a Digital Ocean droplet and I use it to tunnel into my home network, but having a direct route might be better.
My OpenVPN runs on a Digital Ocean droplet and I use it to tunnel into my home network, but having a direct route might be better.
If it's a webserver you can do the same, or use something like Cloudflare tunnels to expose the service.
Not saying that's for everyone but I do feel like the default should be to click the two buttons in your router interface and third parties a fallback option or conscious choice. Probably just as quick as signing up for tailscale, if it weren't for that all routers feel like they need to reinvent a UI so it's never twice the same
I had this issue recently trying to enable port forwarding on a comcast router, which is no longer allowed.
Turns out the answer is "stop the router from blocking ipv6 connections". You can just connect directly to whatever device you want over ipv6.