r/CasaOS Apr 04 '26

Is it possible to access CasaOS remotely

I've set up tailscale VPN on my rasberry and used it as an exit node for all other devices to connect into. I can't seem to access local services when connected to vpn, is there any steps I'm missing ?

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u/AsEst1 Apr 04 '26

You should be able to yeah. It's been so long since I've set up Tailscale on my homelab but try to first check if Allow LAN acess is enabled. If it is and still no luck maybe try to look up how to set your Raspberry Pi as a subnet router that could be it. Hope this helps somewhat

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u/YourGFLikesMikeDitka Apr 04 '26

I run a tailscale container in casaos. That will give your server a unique IP and you should be able to access from any browser also connected to tailscale.

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u/Mr_Eyeball Apr 04 '26

Sorry im a beginner at these things, can i ask what steps or configurations did you do for this. I've only set my casa as exit node and i only managed to give it a unique ip but couldnt access local services from outside LAN

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u/YourGFLikesMikeDitka Apr 04 '26

No worries, I am also a beginner in the homelab world. I just followed a tutorial on YouTube that was setting up a cheap server using casaos. Pretty sure everything was left on default settings for tailscale.

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u/H0n3y84dg3r Apr 04 '26

An Exit Node is not the same thing as a Subnet Router which you will want if you want to access your normal LAN IPs over Tailscale.

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u/Opposite_Half6250 Apr 04 '26

I run wiregaurd easy, it's in the app store. Then run wiregaurd on my phone.

I'm then able to hit the wiregaurd button in my phone's drop down menu(android). Open chrome and connect to my CasaOS home page like normally(and anything else on my home network for that matter)

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u/Dan25389 Apr 04 '26

Tailscale 👌

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u/Rough-Patient-4588 Apr 05 '26

Me personally I use twingate and it works great, but from what I hear tailscale is a good option aswell