Preliminary research remote working abroad using two travel routers with SKY

[bruce]

One public IP is shared between local users, so in fact we don’t own this public IP, and can’t use it to do anything, such as building VPN server/Web server and other services that can be accessed by the public Internet.

You can enable Tailscale on Bery and set it to be hosted the exit nodes.

On other devices (remote), enable tailscale and select Beryl as the exit node.

Tailscale settings lost on reboot

I found a way to make the /etc/rc.local startup script work for starting Tailscale. Figured I’d add the solution here, just because its much less tedious than logging in and editing /usr/bin/gl_tailscale/ through the terminal. It seems like there’s a few seconds after startup that are a bit variable where tailscale can’t start if the command is run too early. Feel free to edit it however it works for you. Here’s everything in the file: # Put your custom commands here that should be executed …