Connectivity Problem with V Rising - Can not connect to Vrising server locally or outside network

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Tailscale is a neat tool for setting up a private, secure network. Think of it like a VPN that doesn’t require all the setup headaches. Here’s how you get it up and running:

Setting Up Tailscale

  1. Install Tailscale on your Server:

    • Download and install Tailscale on your Ubuntu server running AMP:
      curl -fsSL https://tailscale.com/install.sh | sh

  2. Log In to Tailscale:

    • After installing, run:
      sudo tailscale up
    • This will prompt you to log into your Tailscale account through a web browser.

  3. Deploy Tailscale on Other Devices:

    • Have your friends install Tailscale on their devices (PCs, laptops).
    • Once they’re logged in to the same Tailscale network, they’ll see your server and be able to connect.

Connecting via Tailscale

  • Tailscale IP: Use the Tailscale-assigned IP for your server. It looks like a typical IP address and is used to connect directly as if all devices are on the same local network.

  • .net Domain: Tailscale also assigns a human-readable domain (like hostname.yourdomain.tailscale.net). You can use this for ease instead of the numerical IP, and it’ll point to the same place.

Accessing the Game Server

  • Your friends will connect to your game server using the Tailscale IP/domain. No more fussing with public IPs or port forwarding over the open internet.

Once configured, Tailscale typically just works in the background, giving you a hassle-free, secure connection to your networked resources. Let me know if you run into any hiccups, but this should make remote play a breeze! :tada::link:

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