DeedleFake
Unable to use fast user switching to switch between tailnets within the same account
There is no option to switch between different tailnets logged in via the same account. The account dropdown only allows switching accounts but not tailnets
What do you mean by switching between tailnets? As far as I'm aware, a tailnet is a collection of machines that an account has access to, not something that you can "switch" between, per se. I have some machines shared with me from other tailnets and they all just show up in the same list.
An account can have access to multiple tailnets, if you use auth mechanism that allows for it such as github. If you use github for authentication into your own private tailnet but are also a member of an organization that uses tailscale as its identity provider then when running tailscale switch --list you'll see multiple tailnets with the same account name
Interesting. I was not aware that it worked differently for different auth providers. I'll look into it.
My sister shared her tailnet with my tailnet user/account. From the command line I can switch between her tailnet and my tailnet with the tailscale switch command, but I can't from trayscale: it shows my user account, but not an option to switch between all the tailnet associated with it.
Also interested in this feature ! Fast switching between different tailnet would be awesome !
I'm in multiple tailnets with my work e-mail account and for now the only solution I found to switch of tailnet is to do "sudo tailscale login", go to the "https://login.tailscale.com/a/xxxxxxxxx", login with my account and select which tailnet I want to connect.
Also, it would be nice if the tray icon drop-down menu could say in which tailnet we are
@Kupofty You can use tailscale switch command to do that from cli, necessary functionality is already exposed by tailscale
@Yethal
@Kupofty You can use
tailscale switchcommand to do that from cli, necessary functionality is already exposed by tailscale
tailscale switch --list only returned the active tailnet until now.
After manually disconnecting/connecting on some of my tailnets, the tailscale switch --list is now displaying everything correctly. Don't know what happened.
I'm going to use this command now.
Having all the tailnets displayed in the GUI without having to tailscale switch --list to find the ID and tailscale switch ID_NUMBER would still be very useful !