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655 points louis-paul | 3 comments | 08 Apr 25 10:36 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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mrbonner ◴[08 Apr 25 17:30 UTC] No.43624307[source]▶
Does anybody encounter issues with DNS after installing tailscale with it's MagicDNS enabled? It drives me nuts because my entire network just stops working. I removed tailscale but still won't be able to connect to my Ubuntu server.
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evanjrowley ◴[08 Apr 25 17:57 UTC] No.43624640[source]▶
Sometimes I have issues like this. It's related to my ISP not supporting IPv6. I don't have time to explain this in detail, but at least that's one angle of it that you might want to explore further.
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1. nickthegreek ◴[08 Apr 25 18:50 UTC] No.43625246[source]▶
Same. When my cell has an ip6 ip, I can’t get dns to resolve on my systems at home. I can still access everything by ip4 ip though. I haven’t had time to find a solution yet. I’m still trying to figure out if it’s nginx, pi-hole, router, or Tailscale config related… probably a combination.
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2. kccqzy ◴[08 Apr 25 19:01 UTC] No.43625360[source]▶
I encountered a similar issue when I first started using Tailscale. My fix is simple: disable IPv4 inside Tailscale. Just use the v6 ULA address that begins with fd7a exclusively. This works even if your ISP doesn't support IPv6: the inner IPv6 packets can be encapsulated inside v4 packets. There's unfortunately no GUI to do this; you'll have to change the Tailscale ACL to disable IPv4.
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3. lloeki ◴[09 Apr 25 07:00 UTC] No.43629539[source]▶
> disable IPv4 inside Tailscale.

TIL this is a thing

> Just use the v6 ULA address that begins with fd7a exclusively.

perfect, this is exactly what I desired

(I'm having an increasingly high number of sad v4 only LAN devices and planned to move to a v4 block that sits way too close to the one Tailscale uses.)

> There's unfortunately no GUI to do this; you'll have to change the Tailscale ACL to disable IPv4.

ah that's why I missed it, thanks!