Recent content by Joel_w

Hey! Changing to kernel mode seems to have fixed my problem! Now I get a direct connection even to the router, and the speed is up to over 350 Mbit/s. I can also reach my non Tailscale device on my local network at full speed from outside. Feels like a bug somewhere (probably not in Tailmon...

Yes, the status says relay. I’ll try the kernel mode if I can get this working, but 100 Mbit+ is really more than I need. I’d be happy with maybe 30 Mbit+ if I could get that stable with decent latency.

I’m not behind CGNAT so yes a publicly accessible IP address. And I do get direct connections to the other devices connected behind the same router, just not to the router itself. I’ve tried it with the ping function in the Tailscale app and with Iperf3 to both the internal IP address and the...

Tailscale tries to create a direct connection between two units on the Tailnet, but NAT and firewalls can make that difficult or impossible. If it fails the connection is sent via a third server, a DERP. That’s slow so I’m trying to avoid that. I guess my question doesn’t have much to do with...

Yes, I accepted the device on the Tailscale admin page and approved the subnet routes. Are these the Tailmon config lines you mean? Tailscale works and I can reach the router, I can ping it and open the router admin page from another network. It's just slow and if I ping the router in the...

Hi. I installed Tailmon yesterday but no matter what I try I can't seem to get a direct connection to the router itself from outside the network. By switching to a full cone NAT instead of symmetric I seem to get a direct connection to my other devices on my network but never to the router. To...

Ok, if someone googles this in the future I wanted to give an update. Both of my computers with Intel I225-V version 2 NICs seems to work just fine with the QNAP QSW-1105-5T. I'm still in the middle of moving and unpacking so I haven't had a ton of time to play with it but I have been keeping an...

Well that's a good point but the difference between the cheapest 2.5 Gbps switch I could find here and the Qnap was only about €40 so it doesn't really matter too much. I'll take a chance and go get a network card or two if I have to.

Thanks, just the kind of answer I was hoping for. I've already looked at the Qnap since it's been recommended for other reasons so I went ahead and ordered one. Have you gotten it to work reliably at speeds faster than 1 Gbps with your I225-V devices? I have already checked that I have the...

Yes I do and the goal is to increase the transfer rate on my LAN since my internet connection tops out at 1 Gbps up and down. Of course it's not necessary by any means but while I'm at it I might as well try to at least get the speed up between my computers and NAS a bit. Around €100 for a...

Hi, I’m finally installing wired Ethernet in my home and I have a few 2.5 Gbps capable devices so I want to get a switch that can handle that speed. However two of the computers have an Intel I225-V version 2 chip and I’ve heard of all the problems they seem to have. So I’m just wondering if...