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TailMux
Multiple Tailscale tailnets at once, no switching + no VM
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Multiple Tailscale tailnets at once, no switching + no VM
33 followers
The official Tailscale client keeps one tailnet active at a time. TailMux makes work and personal tailnets reachable simultaneously on macOS and Linux, without switching accounts, running multiple system daemons, or using a VM. It runs an isolated embedded node per profile and routes by hostname, with strict no-fallback isolation. Use SSH, RDP/SMB, browsers, curl, git, and npm across tailnets at the same time.
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Great app, I absolutely want to try it; it would be super convenient even for me, since I live on two different tailnets. If so, are there no profile limits, meaning it can support more than two tailnets?
@bsramin Exactly - two is just the common example. TailMux doesn’t impose a two-profile limit: you can add one isolated profile per tailnet and keep them connected at the same time. Each hostname is routed only through the profile that owns it, with no cross-tailnet fallback. In practice, the limit is your machine’s resources rather than an arbitrary profile quota.
I’m not a networking expert. Is this something I can set up without spending an afternoon in Terminal?