Overcome CGNAT (Carrier-grade NAT) with Tailscale

A tutorial on helping you overcoming the issue of CGNAT (or can also be called CGNAT) and access your self-hosted services like Plex Server, security camera network, etc. securely over the Wireguard tunnel with the help of Tailscale.

Before moving ahead, there's also Headscale and open-source implementation of Tailscale controller: https://github.com/juanfont/headscale

However, to host Tailscale controller yourself, you (might?) need to port forward (the very thing we are aiming to overcome in this video.)

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Apologizes for misplaced mouse cursor. It was fine while I was recording this video, but the end result is right in-front of you. It was actually me using Nvidia GeForce Experience's internal recorder instead of OBS in a long time, and the results are disappointing.

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Links:
https://tailscale.com
https://tailscale.com/kb/1019/subnets...

https://vecteezy.com/ (For vectors)

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Chapters:

00:00 Opener
00:43 What is Tailscale?
01:28 Tutorial
02:15 Why install Tailscale on Linux based OS?
03:56 Tutorial
09:00 No UPnP, no port forwarding, and we can reach our device now
09:44 Extra: Your own DNS resolver for Tailscale devices
10:38 Extra: Tunnel all your traffic through exit node
11:11 Outro