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Tailscale on XCP-ng Host

Tailscale is a software-defined networking solution that makes network connectivity easier and more secure for a range of hosts and devices. We can achieve safe and simple remote access to the VMs and infrastructure when using Tailscale on an XCP-ng host.

We need to create a secure connection with other networks or devices if we wish to run Tailscale on an XCP-ng. This can be helpful for a number of things, such as secure network connections between various portions of the network, remote management, and access to VMs.

We can make it simpler for VPN users to connect to the virtualization host by installing tailscale on the hosts.

Steps Needed

1. On the XCP-NG host, issue the following commands via SSH as root:

2. Now, activate & launch the tailscaled daemon:

3. The XCP-ng host will join the network after authenticating.

4. The host is now securely accessible from other devices connected to the Tailscale network.

Using sudo tailscale up --login-server=login.tailscale.com., we can set Tailscale to launch automatically upon boot. Additionally, we can set up Tailscale to let or prohibit particular devices from connecting to the host.

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Conclusion

The XCP-ng host can be securely connected to the Tailscale network, which may also contain other hardware, networks, or cloud resources. It enables communication that is encrypted and authenticated, making it simpler to maintain and securely access the XCP-ng server from any location.