Problems accessing my server, local and tailscale

[Samuel Radew]

I decided to create my server using a raspberry that I had lying around, but now after setting up tailscale to access it from outside my network, the server just doesn't connect, neither local nor tailscale.
I don't have anything done so I can create a new installation, what is the correct way to setup the server to be accessible by both local and tailscale?
On other apps I just launch tailscale and it work automatically by entering the corresponding IP, but with jellyfin it looks like the different IP are associated with different servers.

[Balinus]

Are the device(s) connected on the same Tailnet?

[Samuel Radew]

Yes, for instance I can access my Plex server on both IP's

[TheDreadPirate]

Can you share your jellyfin log via privatebin.net?

[Samuel Radew]

https://privatebin.net/?78d270cd94bf3b04...kRfkM7CiwF
There you go

[TheDreadPirate]

Did you setup split tunneling in Tailscale? That would enable local and VPN access. From a Jellyfin perspective, everything looks fine. It sees both interfaces and has no problems binding to both.

One thing you do need to double check is whether you enabled remote connections or not. By default, the tailscale address space is not considered a "local" address. Without remote connections enabled, connections from tailscale clients would not be allowed. Though it should still show you the login prompt.

You can either enable remote connections or add the tailscale address space to the LAN networks field.

Dashboard > Networking > LAN Networks

192.168.1.0/24,100.64.0.0/10

Depending on what you choose, this can also affect how bit rate limits are applied. This is assuming you set bit rate limits for remote clients.