What are you trying to do?
There are the following usage scenarios:
1: Tailscale is installed on three node：
A 100.69.0.1(symmtric NAT)
B 100.69.0.2(Full Cone NAT)
C 100.69.0.3(symmtric NAT)
2: A and B can be directly connected, A ping B 10ms
3: B and C can be directly connected, B ping C 10ms
4: A and C can only relay traffic through derper，A ping C 200ms
Is there a way to auto relay the traffic between A and C through B by tailscale？
How should we solve this?
Consider adding parameters like --as-relay-server=true when starting a tailscale node, so that the node can be used as an "inside relay derper" for the tailscale internal network.
Other nodes can use similar parameters like --relaybynode=true to use a defined custom relay node.
What is the impact of not solving this?
No response
Anything else?
No response
What are you trying to do?
There are the following usage scenarios:
1: Tailscale is installed on three node：
A 100.69.0.1(symmtric NAT)
B 100.69.0.2(Full Cone NAT)
C 100.69.0.3(symmtric NAT)
2: A and B can be directly connected, A ping B 10ms
3: B and C can be directly connected, B ping C 10ms
4: A and C can only relay traffic through derper，A ping C 200ms
Is there a way to auto relay the traffic between A and C through B by tailscale？
How should we solve this?
Consider adding parameters like --as-relay-server=true when starting a tailscale node, so that the node can be used as an "inside relay derper" for the tailscale internal network.
Other nodes can use similar parameters like --relaybynode=true to use a defined custom relay node.
What is the impact of not solving this?
No response
Anything else?
No response