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Hello! I finally got to installing casaOs on my debian laptop which I would use as a server. Already installed some apps and got jellyfin to work.

I just can't find the best way to access my server and apps remotely. I tried using tailscale and I can access my casaos dashboard and the apps work thru the dashboard, but not on the installed apps on my phone. Is there a guide I can follow? Or is there another option to connect remotely?

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[–] peregus 3 points 5 months ago

Well, it's a Wireguard client that connects to somebody else's server! I prefer not to let that "somebody else" enter my network. Since it's pretty easy, I run my own Wireguard server!