Tailscale Subnet Router On Windows - Simplified Remote Access

Subnet router setup work on the shared tailscale pc as well? plex media server running over the shared tail scale network remotely, that I can access through my smart tv over a subnet router setup at my home if I configure a subnet router setup in a windows, Linux, or Synology?

any chance you could cover site to site networking with tailscale?

Mike, here's a variation on this theme. On my home NAS, I created a Windows 11 Pro virtual machine. On that VM, I installed Tailscale. Also on that VM, I turned on the feature to allow remote connection with the Window Remote Desktop Connection. On my travel laptop ( also with Tailscale installed ), I just log in to the VM with Remote Desktop Connection. Works like a charm. I can do everything on my home network that I can do while sitting at my home desktop.

I have been using Tailscale for the past couple of months in my NAS, Windows PC and have been quite happy with the plug-and-play mechanism. It runs seamlessly in my home network and I can access and edit files like it’s in my PC’s hard disk.

Recently when I started working outside my home network, the response time to open a file, edit a file in my NAS (which is in my home network) has increased quite a bit. I pinged to the Tailscale IP of the NAS from my work network and it seemed quite high.

From the very beginning, I have installed Tailscale on all the devices and accessing files, without any other configuration (like Subnet router, Exit node, etc). So can you identify what is wrong ? Also, I am not a tech geek, so simple solution will be highly appreciated. :)

I was able to apply the subnet command now gonna test this remotely

My job uses okta... how can i connect to tailsgate and use the okta feature with out issues

mike so from what I understand doing this on my computer, all devices that are on the local network are also connected to the vpn is that it? with that I can access them by vpn? and this network range is the same range that my router makes available on the correct local network?

Great Sir,
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Great presentation Mike. Clear and Precise. Thank you so much for sharing your time and expertise with us.