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Would love to give this a try, but being able to assign names to devices in my network with one click (not by manually creating DNS records) is important to me. This is because my users have existing configurations and I don't want to interrupt their workflow.
If using Tailscale (or similar), you can access a device named "example-device" by running ping example-device or ssh user@example-device.
Does this functionality exist? e.g., from the dashboard, can I assign a name to any device, and have all other devices recognize it by that name?
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I am not super familiar with how TailScale's MagicDNS works but I will try to answer this best I can.
If I understand your question correctly I think you are concerned with managing DNS records. You will have to create at least one DNS record with your DNS provider but you only need one and it can be a wildcard pointing at your VPS. See here about how to set up DNS.
Once you have this one record you can create any number of named resources in Pangolin and they will just work because they are all subdomains of this wildcard pointing at the VPS and you will not have to keep creating DNS records.
Would love to give this a try, but being able to assign names to devices in my network with one click (not by manually creating DNS records) is important to me. This is because my users have existing configurations and I don't want to interrupt their workflow.
If using Tailscale (or similar), you can access a device named "example-device" by running
ping example-device
orssh user@example-device
.Does this functionality exist? e.g., from the dashboard, can I assign a name to any device, and have all other devices recognize it by that name?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: