I've been testing Tailscale as an exit node on a mini VPN Gateway (Brume 2 GL-MT2500) running the latest snapshot. Seems to work good, having access to my network servers and being covered by AdGuard while traveling is nice (Especially me because I'm behind CGNAT) I followed this guide: https://op…

It is a job for /etc/rc.local Find out offendign parameter(s): ethtool -k eth0 | grep -e rx-gro-list -e rx-udp-gro-forwarding rx-gro-list: on rx-udp-gro-forwarding: off Then in /etc/rc.local before exit0 line: /usr/sbin/ethtool -K eth0 rx-gro-list off Run command once for this session and resta…

[image] anon63541380: /usr/sbin/ethtool -K eth0 rx-gro-list off I added this and after a reboot I still see the warning [Xbox 2_7_2024 2_35_40 a. m.] [ChatGPT — Mozilla Firefox 2_7_2024 2_39_34 a. m.] [image] anon63541380: rx-gro-list: on Now it is off after a reboot though …

You need to enable other parameter according to tailscale doc....

I’ll try, you managed to get it working?

Like thousands of times? You can &se startup or hotplug scr)pts to change values to what 3rd party expects.

I do have exactly the same question about that tailscale warning, but is it required to change these settings, will it improve or can we just ignore that warning? Thanks

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sTeve51 July 2, 2024, 6:47am 3

I added this and after a reboot I still see the warning

Now it is off after a reboot though