Linux command
tailscale-set 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Accept routes
tailscale set --accept-routes
Advertise this device as an exit node
tailscale set --advertise-exit-node
Set the device hostname
tailscale set --hostname [name]
Allow a non-root user to control tailscaled
tailscale set --operator=[$USER]
Route this device's traffic through an exit node
tailscale set --exit-node [node-name-or-ip]
说明
tailscale set changes per-node Tailscale options without disrupting the existing connection. Unlike tailscale up, which resets every unspecified flag back to its default, set modifies only the flags you pass — making it the safer choice for incremental changes.
参数
- --accept-routes
- Accept subnet routes advertised by other nodes.
- --accept-dns
- Accept DNS configuration from the admin console.
- --advertise-routes _CIDRS_
- Expose physical subnet routes to the tailnet.
- --advertise-exit-node
- Offer this node as an exit node.
- --advertise-tags _TAGS_
- Apply ACL tags to this device.
- --exit-node _NODE_
- Route traffic through the named exit node (empty string clears it).
- --exit-node-allow-lan-access
- Allow LAN access while connected to an exit node.
- --hostname _NAME_
- Override the device hostname.
- --shields-up
- Block all incoming connections.
- --ssh
- Enable Tailscale SSH on this device.
- --operator _USER_
- Allow the named local user to operate tailscaled without sudo.
- --auto-update
- Enable automatic Tailscale client updates (where supported).
FAQ
What is the tailscale-set command used for?
tailscale set changes per-node Tailscale options without disrupting the existing connection. Unlike tailscale up, which resets every unspecified flag back to its default, set modifies only the flags you pass — making it the safer choice for incremental changes.
How do I run a basic tailscale-set example?
Run `tailscale set --accept-routes` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --accept-routes do in tailscale-set?
Accept subnet routes advertised by other nodes.