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- User roles · Tailscale Docs
To understand and restrict which users and devices can communicate in your tailnet, see access control policies Managing roles You can add or remove users and change their roles in the Users tab of the admin console A user cannot modify their own role, except to transfer the Owner role to another user User role categories
- Azure built-in roles - Azure RBAC | Microsoft Learn
This role does not allow viewing or modifying roles or role bindings However, this role allows accessing Secrets and running Pods as any ServiceAccount in the namespace, so it can be used to gain the API access levels of any ServiceAccount in the namespace
- Master Tailscale ACLs: Step-by-Step Guide for Enterprise . . .
Before you write your ACL policy, let’s cover the core pieces Think of an ACL as a rulebook for your network You define who (users or groups) can access what (devices or networks) and how (ports or protocols) Here’s what you’ll work with: Groups: Bundle users by role (e g , group:eng for engineers)
- Manage permissions using ACLs · Tailscale Docs
A device enforces incoming connections based on the access rules distributed to all devices in your tailnet Rule enforcement happens on each device directly, without further involvement from Tailscale's coordination server ACLs do not affect what a device can or cannot access on its local network
- Azure roles, Microsoft Entra roles, and classic subscription . . .
The rest of the built-in roles allow management of specific Azure resources For example, the Virtual Machine Contributor role allows the user to create and manage virtual machines For a list of all the built-in roles, see Azure built-in roles Only the Azure portal and the Azure Resource Manager APIs support Azure RBAC
- What devices can connect to or see mine? · Tailscale Docs
Coworkers on the same tailnet can see and connect to your devices if allowed by the tailnet policy file Personal devices on a separate tailnet remain private unless explicitly shared Restrict access to your devices There are two primary approaches to restricting which devices can connect to yours in a tailnet: access control policies through
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