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Next Generation of Network Access and Security. github.com/netbirdio/netb…
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    @netbird
    Sep 4
    Your network map is now an editor. Draft Mode is live in the NetBird Control Center. Drag a connection to grant access, spin up a new peer with a single use setup key, add routing peers to your networks, and review every API call before anything deploys. Available now on self
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    @netbird
    Aug 28
    Access granted once shouldn't mean access forever. NetBird can expire peer logins on whatever schedule you want, anywhere from an hour to 180 days, which forces devices back through your identity provider. This is the setting you'll be glad you turned on the day someone loses a
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  • @netbird
    NetBird
    @netbird
    Aug 26
    Your Plex library, Home Assistant, and the NAS shouldn't need a port forward just so you can reach them from the road. NetBird drops all your devices into a private WireGuard network, so everything at home is reachable from anywhere without exposing a single service to the
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  • @netbird
    NetBird
    @netbird
    Aug 24
    If you've got an old PC sitting around, Proxmox is probably the best thing you can put on it. It's free, it's open source, and it turns that machine into a proper hypervisor running VMs and LXC containers. We actually use Proxmox almost daily here for testing. On our site we have
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    NetBird
    @netbird
    Aug 23
    NEW VIDEO: Run a Minecraft server at home with Docker Compose, then publish it to players anywhere using the NetBird reverse proxy. Works behind CGNAT, needs no port forwarding, and your friends don't install a thing.
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