Maisem Ali

The only time I've noticed this is when my phone has restarted, e.g. after an OS upgrade. Do you remember if your phone had also restarted recently?

Another theory is that Windows is somehow prioritizing search domains, and for unqualified DNS names like `derp1` or `acrux` it is waiting to see if it ever gets a response...

This looks promising, I made the `foo.ts.net` search domain the only one and it immediately starts the ping

I spent the last two days digging into this. This looks more and more like a bug in Windows. [Currently](https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/blob/539c5e44c56e9240bb5a88422eee4b7fc4966712/net/dns/manager_windows.go#L232-L241) in Split DNS mode, Tailscale does not set the DNS...

Turns out setting `HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\DNSClient\EnableMDNS` has immediate impact as opposed to `HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Dnscache\Parameters\EnableMDNS` which requires a reboot

@Atrox do you have File Sharing/Taildrop enabled?

+1 to what @timothyclin said. The ask here is to have something that automatically spins up a Tailscale proxy instead of having a user manually do it. The proxy itself...

The thing is that there are multiple use cases for running Tailscale on Kubernetes, as evident from our [k8s docs](https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/tree/main/docs/k8s), which don't list all of them either. Writing an operator...

Not complete yet.

> The things we don't support on Synology are: > * tailscale up --accept-routes, as we don't mess with the routing table or use iptables. > * using an exit...