Help setting up Tailscale on UDM just like on the GL-iNet

[DanielRSims]

Is there a way to do what was done in this video(Link located at the very bottom of the post), but on my UDM-SE? I did this on my GLiNet router and it does work really great. I can access Tailscale simply by connecting to the router SSID, meaning I do not need to install tailscale on client devices. This is great for when guests or other people who need to connect to a VPN resource, but does not need to install the VPN client on their device, while I do have the VPN client installed on all my devices, I want to also be able to simply connect to my main network then just, be on the VPN. I would also want to set this up so my Guest clients cannot access the VPN on the "Guest Network".

I found how to install Tailscle on the UDM here

https://github.com/SierraSoftworks/tailscale-udm

The issue with this, is I still cannot access VPN resources when connecting to the UDM SSID, and although on my Tailnet it does say "Connected", it seems to still not let me access any IPs on the UDM side remotely. . I had this issue when I set it up on the GLiNet, but this video helped me, as I did not know to go into the GUI until watching this link below. I will also coppy and paste this same link at the bottom of the post to better be found to reference.

, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq9e9U6KhiU

Also from GLiNet, they instructed me how to restrict "Guests" from being able to access the VPN over SSID.

SSH login this router, as per this guide: https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/3/tutorials/ssh/

Then type the following command one by one:​

uci set network.block_guest_ts=rule
uci set network.block_guest_ts.action='blackhole'
uci set network.block_guest_ts.in='guest'
uci set network.block_guest_ts.dest='100.64.0.0/10'
uci set network.block_guest_ts.priority='6'
uci commit network
/etc/init.d/network reload

​After that, the guest network shall not access the tailscale.

VIDEO LINK PASTED HERE AGAIN:"

, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq9e9U6KhiU