I'm unclear on why one might use wireless meshing if all APs are hardwired unifi APs. Is this something that I should disable or does enabling it somehow speed up handoffs?
Thank you,
Keith
I have a growing list of services that I want to be able to share with my family. Currently, I just use their local IPs or the corresponding tailnet domain if I'm remote.
Since each service has its own LXC or VM with a unique IP, I can add a CNAME to my domain to map, say:
jellyfin.mydomain.net => jellyfin.tail123abc.ts.net
I can think of a few minor reasons but don't know how compelling they are:
I've never used Traefik or Nginx or Caddy and perhaps there are other reasons that I should use one of them.
For my use case where the network traffic is securely confined to my TailNet, is there a compelling reason for me to use one of these and, if so, which do you recommend?
Thank you,
Keith
When I configure an LXC, the default behaviour for DNS is "use host settings". But if my network interface is using DHCP, I would rather it used the DNS IPs provided by DHCP. Is there a way to do this?
It seems wrong to have the container ignore the DHCP replies definition.
And obviously, I don't want to have to manually configure the DNS servers for every LXC; that would be even worse.
My current hotel has no WiFi password and no captive portal. The Beryl does not automatically join the WiFi when I select it and it does not let me leave the password field blank.
It is running 4.8.1.
How do I get it to connect?
Thank you