Recent content by phneeley

Diversion is a great, straightforward, “built-in” solution. I used for a long time with great results. I then switched to redundant PiHole instances running on two SBCs, primarily to take the load off the router. I’ve finally settled on AdGuard Home running on the SBCs. I like being able...

Also working for me on Custom mode. I had switched to Userspace mode due to this issue alone. Glad it seems to be working now.

1. Install script, through AMTM is the easiest. 2. Create a new policy (11), name it, identify which active VPN interface you want to use, select desired options. 3. Add domain (14), type in domain or subdomain, identify which policy you want it to use. 4. Repeat, ensuring you add as many...

Edited to add domains I used for Netflix and Hulu. Below are the domains I started with for several streaming services. In all cases, I ran the update policy option (8) a few dozen times after adding. If anyone smarter than me notices domains that should not be included, or formatting issues...

Been watching the thread for a while, but finally got around to installing and tinkering with the script. So far it seems to be working well (I think) ensuring I get U.S. content for Netflix, Hulu, Max, Disney+, Prime Video, Apple TV+, and Peacock. Used IPFoo to grab a bunch of domains...

I just switched to Kernel mode. The subnet routes to the RPis stopped working. I then switched back to Userspace mode and they immediately started working again.

I don’t have enough technical know-how to explain why things seem to be working fine in Userspace mode vs Custom mode. Apart from advertising routes and the exit node (both used in both modes), the only additional flag I was attempting to run in Custom mode was --accept-dns=false. I have QoS...

I’ve now switched to Userspace Mode using the subnet and exit node options and everything works as expected.

Yes, subnet routes are approved in the console. I’m attempting accces via SSH and local IP addresses, which I’ve never had an issue with when using the RPi as the subnet router. I first wanted to try to replicate exactly the settings I had with my RPi, per the description in my post. I’ve...

Running into a few kinks and I can’t quite figure out why. Prior to having Tailscale on my AX86U via TAILMON, I ran subnet routes through one of my Tailscale-enabled Raspberry Pis, primarily for the purpose of accessing my router and a few RPi-based servers when outside my home. Everything...

Finally got around to installing and configuring TAILMON for the first time. Using custom mode with subnet routes on, exit node on, and accept dns=false. Works brilliantly! Thank you, all!

So what are the chances TAILMON will be incorporated as an option in amtm in the near term, @thelonelycoder ?

I’ve set custom nameservers for my tailnet (the IPs of my AdGuard enabled SBCs) so I can use AdGuard outside the home. If I install Tailscale directly on the router using TAILMON, would it be possible (or would it even be necessary) to set the router to accept-dns=false? Or would the router by...

Fantastic work, all! I’m a big fan of Tailscale and have it on my personal devices, desktop, several SBCs, and my Apple TVs. I have several subnet routes running through the latter, and I can optionally turn on exit nodes. Outside the home, my phone connects through VPN On-Demand and I use...

Thanks for the replies, and sorry for the original lack of specifics. Yes, I am using Unbound (recursive, not as a forwarder). For Skynet I’m currently using https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ViktorJp/Skynet/main/filter.list and am also using country codes for Russia, China, Iran, and North...