So I recently discovered that the camera NVRs are majority insecure. This lead to my company failing to get PCI compliance which wasn’t all that unexpected. However, this leads to the awkward situation of me comparing mesh VPNs. I’ve been playing around with netbird but I’m looking for a more polished solution.

Do any of you use Tailscale in a corporate environment? If so how well does it work and is there any major pain points?

Edit: I gave up on Tailscale as it was a pain in the ass. I’ll just use Netbird with a reverse proxy for the cameras.

  • IHawkMike@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    Which specific PCI requirements did you fail?

    Regardless, it sounds like you’re over-complicating things. The cameras should just be on a separate VLAN with proper ACLs at the router/firewall.

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      10 months ago

      I’m looking to completely remove the NVRs from the internet so no, I don’t believe its that complicated

      It seems that Tailscale may be a decent fit for our needs. Netbird had a nicer UI but is not nearly mature enough and has broken user invites