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I built my own secure network in the cloud to access my home PCs remotely - for free
The author needed remote access to two home‑lab PCs while traveling across three countries for nearly three weeks.
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The author needed remote access to two home‑lab PCs while traveling across three countries for nearly three weeks. To maintain connectivity, they set up a secure, free cloud‑based network using Tailscale, allowing continuous access to the machines that host virtual Windows 11 Insider builds and other business‑critical tasks. The solution leverages Tailscale’s zero‑config mesh networking to create an encrypted link between the author’s devices and the home PCs without additional cost. This approach demonstrates how personal cloud networking can replace traditional VPNs for remote work.
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