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Learn how to generate a bug report to help troubleshoot issues.

Learn how to send and manage invitations for your Tailscale network.

Use Tailscale SSH session recording to collect end-to-end encrypted recordings of Tailscale SSH sessions.

Learn how to easily send files between your personal devices on a Tailscale network.

Learn about the Tailscale application programming interface.

Set up a webhook to receive notification of events on your Tailscale network.

Use the `tailscale serve` CLI command to share a local service securely within your tailnet.

Securely connect to and manage access to your internal resources using Tailscale Services.

Learn how to view networking telemetry for nodes in your Tailscale network.

Learn how to give a Tailscale user on another tailnet access to a private machine within your tailnet, without exposing the machine publicly.

Collect metrics from Tailscale clients.

Share folders securely between devices on your Tailscale network.

Use subnet routers to give devices outside your local network access to services within specific subnets. Extend your private network with Tailscale.

Quickly switch between two or more logged in accounts on the same device, without requiring re-authentication.

Learn how Tailscale assigns stable IP addresses based on the device and authorization credentials.

Securely route internet traffic to local services using Tailscale Funnel.

Connect your container to Tailscale using Tailscale's official Docker image.

Connect to Tailscale using the command line.

Optimize your Tailscale network for DNS management, including custom DNS servers, for seamless access and better control.

A tailnet uses several name types to identify devices and manage access, including Tailnet DNS, machine, Tailnet ID, and Legacy ID, each serving unique...

Reference syntax for the tailnet policy file.

Learn how to access the Kubernetes control plane using an API server proxy with the Kubernetes operator

Learn about the tailscaled daemon.

Manage the various types of keys and secrets for your tailnet.

Learn how to use Tailscale to securely connect your devices, no matter where they live.

See how to use GitOps to maintain your tailnet policy file as code.

Use OAuth clients to provide ongoing access to the Tailscale API.

Grant access control permissions across both network connections and application permissions.

Learn how you can automatically connect and disconnect Tailscale on your iOS and macOS devices.

See how to sync users and groups from Okta to use in Tailscale access controls.

Learn how to invite team members to your Tailscale network.

Provide just-in-time access, also known as on-demand access, to your Tailscale network users.

Use Tailscale tags to authenticate and identify non-user devices, such as a server.

Route SasS application traffic in your tailnet using app connectors.

Learn how Tailscale works with the Shortcuts app, allowing you to automate tasks.

Use Zero Trust Assessment (ZTA) scores reported by CrowdStrike Falcon as a device posture attribute for use in access rules.

Install Tailscale, create a network, and invite your team.

Tailscale uses 100.x.y.z IP addresses from the Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) range to ensure stable, private connections for devices on your private network.

Use the Terraform Tailscale provider to interact with the Tailscale API.

Update your tailnet policy file and set up your app connector devices, and app connector settings.

Prevent unnecessary re-authentication when you disable key expiry. Avoid disruptions in network connectivity and still keep your Tailscale network secure.

Update the Tailscale client on various platforms.

Learn how to customize the Kubernetes operator and resources it manages

Explore reference guides for Tailscale tools and features, including access control policies, command-line interface (Tailscale CLI), API, and best practices...

Learn how to send traffic to overlapped IPv4 subnets.

Use device posture for enforcing device rules in your tailnet.

Learn how to review and approve new users before they can join your Tailscale network.

Learn how to review and approve new devices before they can join your Tailscale network.

Identify who did what, and when, to your tailnet configuration.

Learn how to modify your Tailscale billing information.

Manage and troubleshoot your tailnet with the Tailscale command-line interface (Tailscale CLI).

Learn about the different firewall modes supported by Tailscale on Linux devices.

Configure access control lists (ACLs) in Tailscale to manage device permissions and secure your network.

Find out how Tailscale partners scan for exposed Tailscale secrets and provide notifications to help prevent fraudulent access.

Learn about the new pricing model

Encrypt Tailscale node state at rest.

Ensure that no node joins your tailnet unless trusted nodes in your tailnet sign the new node.

Tailscale works on top of the IdP or SSO provider you already use. Leverage the capabilities of these providers for secure access, including passkeys, 2FA, and...

Configure your OpenID Connect (OIDC) identity provider to integrate with Tailscale.

Learn about the `tailscale funnel` CLI command.

Answers to common questions.

Learn about Tailscale client versions and release tracks.

Route all internet traffic through a specific device on your network.

Find out how to test new features before they are released to the wider community.

Learn about recommended exit nodes.

A list of configuration keys you can use to customize the Tailscale client using system policies, including MDM.

Control how traffic routes from a source to a destination, such as through specific exit nodes, subnet routers, or app connectors.

Learn how to expose a tailnet service to your Kubernetes cluster (cluster egress) with the Kubernetes Operator

Learn how to expose your Kubernetes cluster to your Tailscale network.

Manage your individual device using the web interface.

Secure CI/CD workflows in GitHub using the Tailscale GitHub Action.

Use federated OIDC workload identities from third-party providers to authenticate requests to the Tailscale API.

Use Tailscale auth keys to authenticate devices, automate device provisioning, and enhance security. Create and manage auth keys for streamlined network access...

How to use Tailscale to various kinds of servers, services, or devices.

Learn how to use the Tailscale extension for VS Code.

Find out how to automatically register DNS names for devices in your Tailscale network.

Learn how to configure HTTPS for devices in your Tailscale network.

Learn how to stream Tailscale logs to a security information and event management (SIEM) system, Amazon S3, and S3-compatible service.

Use Tailscale SSH to manage the authentication and authorization of SSH connections in your tailnet.