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Ok, so, iPad as an example. Running tailscale on IOS, I can ping from command line, I can ssh, I can use programs that connect to different ports at home on various devices, etc. From the router, I can do none of that. I can't ssh out to a tailnet device (yes there appears to be a tailscale...

Have not seen any, but been repairing things so have not used it either.

Yeah, I had the same experience (on my non fried router), kernel mode broke a few things and I went back to usermode. Might try again, if the same happens, I guess the answer is it won't work for that (outbound). I presume that also means it won't function as an exit node either.

So, for fun, reversed the order (I didn't write the script amtm did) and increased sleep to 45 seconds anyway on top of it. Rebooted, and... # ps w | grep tail 1841 sfatula 1223m S tailscaled --tun=userspace-networking --state=/opt/var/tailscaled.state --statedir=/opt/var/lib/tailscale...

Yes, otherwise I wouldn't see the entware startup from post-mount. It has them.

Yes, I know it should be running via post-mount. No errors in the log, I see the message for starting entware in the logs, but nothing about tailmon. Here's the post-mount script built for me: #!/bin/sh swapon /tmp/mnt/stick/myswap.swp # Added by amtm . /jffs/addons/amtm/mount-entware.mod #...

Yes, I can do that, but the problem is reboots. I don't want to have to do that every single reboot. Wanting to solve why the startup process is not doing that as it should.

Screen is installed. Running tailmon -screen does what you think, it runs it under screen.

So, I was running an AT88U and it got fried by lightning. So, I bought a used one, now have merlin 3004.388.9_2 and installed tailmon (kust like it was before on the fried router) via amtm. Did basic install so subnet routing defaulted to enabled. Enabled subnet routing as well on tailscale...

I found another reason for running out of memory, and not Asus fault. In case others ,ight use HomeAssistant and Asuswrt integration. See: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/73978 Bascially, I have over 400 dropbear processes in just 5 hours or so! Those add up.

That is correct, they have a free tier. As an example, I run emby at home for dvr and play them just fine on trips from resorts. It's linked via Wireguard, even did so from St Thomas and Mexico. Kind of a learning experience to set up, but once you do, just works day in and out.

Yeah, I get it. Your guide serves it's purpose, it's a little counter productive for me but that's one guy. It's a lot of reading to extract different scenarios and options to commands! I don't dislike cgnat at all really, I know a lot of people do. The provider using it here is way faster...

Don't need Y, S is fine (and you note this in the site to site section of your doc). Rebooting router, wireguard came up, connection works. Thanks for all the tips. In the end, there was nothing much to do once installed properly except the import with type=server. The help pages don't really...

Ok, so, added type=server as you noted, thanks. I connect and can ping the wireguard server on the internet via it's wg ip 192.168.10.4. From the wireguard "server", I can ping the asus via it's wireguard ip 192.168.10.6. But I cannot ping anything on the LAN. I suspect it has to do with this...

Yeah, I read it, his site to site is a different example though and I get lost in the many details and differences. I am guessing there is no issue simply using wg without wgm. opkg seems to have a wireguard package and even a wg-quick. But yes, a dial home is correct. And it already works...