What is the preferred way to route a device withou...
# netmakerb
bright-rocket-96509
07/29/2022, 6:50 AMWhat is the preferred way to route a device without the ability to install net client on? (Apple TV to remote server) I used to use a relay node in tailscale and I am attempting to figure out how to do this with netmaker
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quiet-continent-24852
07/29/2022, 12:44 PMIf you have a linux or freebsd machine on the same network, you can use an egress gateway with the CIDR set to just that machine specifically.(i.e 192.168.1.75/32 with local interface name - wlan0 or eth1, etc). Otherwise if you can use plain WireGuard, generate an ext client conf.
quiet-continent-24852
07/29/2022, 12:46 PMIf you have vanilla WG on the machine and an Ingress gateway on your NM network, you can use an ext client conf. Otherwise, you would need a linux or freebsd machine on the same local network to act as an egress gateway (similar to that of exit node for Tailscale) and can point to that machine directly for maximum security on it's local interface. (ie 192.168.1.75/32 on eth1).
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agreeable-journalist-29891
07/29/2022, 2:40 PMSo I would need to enter that Linux machine as the default gateway
agreeable-journalist-29891
07/29/2022, 2:40 PMThere’s no way to avoid that?
agreeable-journalist-29891
07/29/2022, 2:55 PMI’m wondering if I can install netmaker on my lan via a raspberry pi and then do a static route so that when devices on lan try to go to the mesh vpn addresses it forwards them over the rpi
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quiet-continent-24852
07/29/2022, 2:56 PMthat should work too
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agreeable-journalist-29891
07/29/2022, 2:57 PMBecause previously I had to set my Apple TV to use the rpi as a router but it has issues with the App Store when I do that
agreeable-journalist-29891
07/29/2022, 2:57 PMIs static route the preferred way to do that?
agreeable-journalist-29891
07/29/2022, 2:58 PMI’m trying to get the Apple TV to have access to a jellyfin instance
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