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* Tailscale admin | * Tailscale admin | ||
** Reverse previous settings | ** Reverse previous settings | ||
== Updating Tailscale on Synology Nas == | |||
1. Create a scheduled task on each NAS: Create → Scheduled Task → User-defined script | |||
<pre> | |||
User: root | |||
Schedule: weekly, at a quiet time | |||
Run command: | |||
TS=/var/packages/Tailscale/target/bin/tailscale | |||
$TS version | |||
$TS update --yes | |||
sleep 30 | |||
$TS configure synology | |||
synosystemctl restart pkgctl-Tailscale.service | |||
sleep 20 | |||
$TS version | |||
</pre> | |||
2. Run it once by hand and check the output file. The second version number should be newer than 1.58.2. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:57, 16 October 2026
Enable Routing on synology to access local printers
- SSH into synology
sudo tailscale up --advertise-routes=192.168.20.0/24 --reset
- in tailscale admin
- Right click on 3 dots
- Edit Route Settings
- Turn on node
- Right click on 3 dots again
- Disable key expiration
Resetting back node to default
sudo tailscale up --reset
- Tailscale admin
- Reverse previous settings
Updating Tailscale on Synology Nas
1. Create a scheduled task on each NAS: Create → Scheduled Task → User-defined script
User: root Schedule: weekly, at a quiet time Run command: TS=/var/packages/Tailscale/target/bin/tailscale $TS version $TS update --yes sleep 30 $TS configure synology synosystemctl restart pkgctl-Tailscale.service sleep 20 $TS version
2. Run it once by hand and check the output file. The second version number should be newer than 1.58.2.