There's an example in the README how to do exactly that :)
replyI solved this problem by building/running a custom tailscale client that connects to two tailnets at the same time (https://github.com/maisem/tailmix)
replyI was just wondering yesterday if it'd be possible to have a tailscale client, or multiple tailscale clients in their own network namespaces, that could connect to multiple networks.
replyThe slightly tricky part would be managing a local NAT that blends the two networks, and also does MagicDNS to answer on those NATed IPs. If routes conflicted, I guess you'd have to pick one?
Seems very doable though.
yeah that's kinda what it does. It sets up two tsnet servers connected to two different tailnets and exposes them through a shared TUN device. It does the magic of allocating safe IPs to each host so that they don't overlap and does some leasing so that IPs aren't accidentally reassigned. It also does the MagicDNS thing so that DNS returns the "effective IP".
replyI wanted it to work on macOS so couldn't rely on network namespaces.
That deserves it's own top-level discussion, for sure! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49457539
reply@bradfitz: Steal this idea ^^^ ;-)
replywhy not try out some existing project already on top of iroh ?
replyI see a bunch here on awesome-iroh page
you could try rayfish.xyz, it is compatible with tailscale nowadays so you can run both tailscale and rayfish
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