tailscale

root@kali:~# tailscale -h
The easiest, most secure way to use WireGuard.

USAGE
  tailscale [flags] <subcommand> [command flags]

For help on subcommands, add --help after: "tailscale status --help".

This CLI is still under active development. Commands and flags will
change in the future.

SUBCOMMANDS
  up           Connect to Tailscale, logging in if needed
  down         Disconnect from Tailscale
  set          Change specified preferences
  login        Log in to a Tailscale account
  logout       Disconnect from Tailscale and expire current node key
  switch       Switch to a different Tailscale account
  configure    Configure the host to enable more Tailscale features
  syspolicy    Diagnose the MDM and system policy configuration
  netcheck     Print an analysis of local network conditions
  ip           Show Tailscale IP addresses
  dns          Diagnose the internal DNS forwarder
  status       Show state of tailscaled and its connections
  metrics      Show Tailscale metrics
  ping         Ping a host at the Tailscale layer, see how it routed
  nc           Connect to a port on a host, connected to stdin/stdout
  ssh          SSH to a Tailscale machine
  funnel       Serve content and local servers on the internet
  serve        Serve content and local servers on your tailnet
  version      Print Tailscale version
  web          Run a web server for controlling Tailscale
  file         Send or receive files
  bugreport    Print a shareable identifier to help diagnose issues
  cert         Get TLS certs
  lock         Manage tailnet lock
  licenses     Get open source license information
  exit-node    Show machines on your tailnet configured as exit nodes
  update       Update Tailscale to the latest/different version
  whois        Show the machine and user associated with a Tailscale IP (v4 or v6)
  drive        Share a directory with your tailnet
  systray      Run a systray application to manage Tailscale
  appc-routes  Print the current app connector routes
  completion   Shell tab-completion scripts

FLAGS
  --socket value
    	path to tailscaled socket (default /var/run/tailscale/tailscaled.sock)

root@kali:~# tailscaled -h
Usage of tailscaled:
  -bird-socket string
    	path of the bird unix socket
  -cleanup
    	clean up system state and exit
  -config string
    	path to config file, or 'vm:user-data' to use the VM's user-data (EC2)
  -debug string
    	listen address ([ip]:port) of optional debug server
  -encrypt-state
    	encrypt the state file on disk; when not set encryption will be enabled if supported on this platform; uses TPM on Linux and Windows, on all other platforms this flag is not supported
  -hardware-attestation
    	use hardware-backed keys to bind node identity to this device when supported
    	by the OS and hardware. Uses TPM 2.0 on Linux and Windows; SecureEnclave on
    	macOS and iOS; and Keystore on Android. Only supported for Tailscale nodes that
    	store state on filesystem.
  -no-logs-no-support
    	disable log uploads; this also disables any technical support
  -outbound-http-proxy-listen string
    	optional [ip]:port to run an outbound HTTP proxy (e.g. "localhost:8080")
  -port value
    	UDP port to listen on for WireGuard and peer-to-peer traffic; 0 means automatically select (default 0)
  -socket string
    	path of the service unix socket (default "/var/run/tailscale/tailscaled.sock")
  -socks5-server string
    	optional [ip]:port to run a SOCK5 server (e.g. "localhost:1080")
  -state string
    	absolute path of state file; use 'kube:<secret-name>' to use Kubernetes secrets or 'arn:aws:ssm:...' to store in AWS SSM; use 'mem:' to not store state and register as an ephemeral node. If empty and --statedir is provided, the default is <statedir>/tailscaled.state. Default: /var/lib/tailscale/tailscaled.state
  -statedir string
    	path to directory for storage of config state, TLS certs, temporary incoming Taildrop files, etc. If empty, it's derived from --state when possible.
  -tun string
    	tunnel interface name; use "userspace-networking" (beta) to not use TUN (default "tailscale0")
  -verbose int
    	log verbosity level; 0 is default, 1 or higher are increasingly verbose
  -version
    	print version information and exit