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…anywhere I have an internet connection of course! Checkout my VPN alternative Twingate, a Zero Trust Network Access solution here:
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00:00 – Intro/How it Works
03:09 – Adding Remote Network
04:20 – Connectors
08:45 – Users and Permissions
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DISCLOSURE: This is a sponsored video in partnership with Twingate. At the 00:03 mark I display the screenshot of the initial email, but failed to disclose any further until the end of the video. My apologies. I also used YouTube's built-in feature to disclose this. I will make sure to disclose this better in video in the future with the limited amount of full sponsored videos I do.
Sponsorship or not, I have been using Twingate for over 3 months as my primary solution to access my home network remotely.
I’ll just use WireGuard which has a small attack surface and is actually open source.
I've seen you are using Termius. I really like this ssh client. Thanks for this. I was using Tailgate, but didn't know about Twingate. Seems they are working similar way, but maybe I am wrong. Anyway interesting solution and I will give it a chance.
Run far away. So sick of Youtubers shilling for shitty software. Network Chuck is the most guilty of this.
I want to press the 'Like' button but it's got 404…😆
This is probably the first of your videos, that I had to downvote.
Not only promoting paid service and software, which by itself isn't necessarily a problem, but ain't in the spirit of FOSS and FOSS-way of doing things either, but when I've tried to open their website my browser literally almost froze. Mouse almost no movement. I barely managed to close their site and all turned back to normal.
Who knows what agencies or actors are behind this service and how they scan you.
I adapted Twingate about two months ago and found a few bugs/issues where it did not communicate well with older windows server versions running a DC VM otherwise it's one of the best VPNs ive tested.
Netbird is an open source alternative to twingate and tailscale
Love Twingate! Shut down my home VPN.
I don't use or have a server. I am just an ondinary private peson, who has no use for servers. I use VPN btw.
Ouch. Sponsorships really do be hurting channels lately.
How does this compare to other similar solutions like Netbird?
tailscale is much better
Interesting, looks like a neat service!
But forgive my ignorance, you are still installing a client and it just feels like VPN of sorts to me, or am I missing something?
If we're going to use third party SaaS, might as well use CloudFlare Tunnels. Provides much more flexible security for your servers, and anyone can access it without connecting to a VPN (as long as you've made it public/they have credentials).
That way you don't need to force family & friends to use a VPN whenever they need access to the server.
No proper sponsorship disclosure. Yikes.
Tailscale (headscale), Nebula – can be fully self-hosted without any 3rd party dependency
Big L
No mention that its sponsored content? Very disappointing Brandon.
You would still want your vpn when connecting to public wifi
It's all closed source, even the clients, it's a bit worrying for something that allows access to your internal network to not be something that can be audited.
So isn't it basically the same as a Cloudflare tunnel?
Can I configure things to allow external internet access without access to internal devices
Nice overview of Twingate!
Love Twingate
But what happened to your hair ? Why get twingate if your own openwrt can handle tailscale or just pfsense
Wow, amazing timing! My coworker and I were just on this subject. Excited to check out Twingate
Cloudservice. No.
I use tailscale – almost the same as twingate. Ive tried twingate but the main reason why I use tailscale and think its a bit better is cause I use a raspberry pi as an end node that I left at my sisters home to mask my IP when I’m out and about over 5g. I also paired it with nextdns.
What I do love about twingate though is the ability to run it in a docker container.
Edit: People in the comments are right. You should have made a proper sponsorship disclosure.
Also it doesn't look like a good product. it's a critical piece of software that doesn't even have open source clients, but can access your hole network, it's cloud based, and it's slower than Tailscale.
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What is the main difference with Tailscale and Zero tier?
Or is it the same?