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Elijah RyuThey say the best way to learn is by doing. I've always agreed! For example, I've spent the day attempting to set up a self-hosted instance of NetBird. In the process, I've learned the limits of my patience and that I'm a stubborn, cheap SOB.
Tim Schupp@tioan @jabster28
Haven't really tested #netbird yet but this sounds like at least IPv6 traffic should work: https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird/issues/577
Even if IPv6 subnets aren't supported yet:
https://github.com/netbirdio/netbird/issues/46
Tho somebody in that thread did say "unable to route IPv6 route through IPv4 addressable Peer" wich sounds bad if true.
Please correct me if thats wrong; if you know what actually works.
Am also curious cause thus far #netbird did seem like the best open source option available.
@jabster28 also actuall chrckout #netbird too that is 100% open source and has all cool features also #wireguard base; but also central control.
Bryan 
Just read more about #NetBird and excited there is a totally #opensource alternative to #Tailscale. I think I need to wait for Tailscale to do something stupid before switching though. Need that outrage energy to rebuild everything with a new system.
https://netbird.io/knowledge-hub/tailscale-vs-netbird
#selfhosting #homelab
https://netbird.io/knowledge-hub/tailscale-vs-netbird
#selfhosting #homelab
ALT43 
Nuevo artículo sobre diferentes alternativas a los servicios vpn. Se agradece retoot & difusión -> https://alt43.es/mas-alla-de-la-vpn-tuneles-y-redes-mesh-para-conectividad-privada/
#cloudflare #Tailscale #zerotier #Yggdrasil #netbird
#cloudflare #Tailscale #zerotier #Yggdrasil #netbird
Más allá de la VPN: túneles y redes mesh para conectividad privada - alt43
La conectividad privada ya no es sinónimo de VPN. Cloudflare Tunnel, Tailscale, NetBird, ZeroTier y Yggdrasil ofrecen modelos alternativos (túneles salientes, redes mesh, Ethernet virtual y topologías descentralizadas) con menor superficie de ataque, mejor usabilidad y, en varios casos, mayor control real sobre la infraestructura. Analizamos cómo funciona cada uno, en qué se diferencian y cuándo tiene sentido seguir usando una VPN clásica.
Boreal@OnceUponAGoblin I'm quite happy with a simple #samba share that runs on an old MacBook in my closet that I access via self hosted #netbird, and back up to #borgbase.
So far it works even better than gdrive. Until, of course, a power cut happens while I'm on vacation, but I plan to solve that scenario by asking a friend to come over to enter the boot password :)
HoldMyType@hobbs
that said
#NetBird includes a built-in reverse proxy feature that allows you to expose internal services via public domains, similar to #Tailscale Funnel, but without the need for port forwarding or firewall rules. This feature enhances the ability to securely access services from outside your network
that said
#NetBird includes a built-in reverse proxy feature that allows you to expose internal services via public domains, similar to #Tailscale Funnel, but without the need for port forwarding or firewall rules. This feature enhances the ability to securely access services from outside your network
VoidZeroOne 
In other news Chi's Open Media Vault 8 #nas is now fully populated with drives and running.
#nextcloud , #paperlessngx , #jellyfin and #technitium containers are configured, up and running.
#NetBird VM configured & connected #rsync to my NAS is running
Gods I wish I had a faster connection.
250 MBit/s Down, 100 Mbit/s Up would have been amazing... 20 years ago.
Chi has 10 Gbit/s symetric and doesn't even pay twice what I pay.
I hate being the bottleneck.
MikaI still haven't understood the benefit of smtg like #Headscale (#Tailscale) vs plain old #WireGuard, and now apparently there's a new kid in town called #NetBird lol. I watched a tutorial on self-hosting Headscale (i.e. to reduce dependency/reliance on Tailscale), but when they demonstrated its use case... setting it up looks more complicated than what you would've done on WG, and what u achieve seems exactly the same. I'm sure I'm missing something tho.