OpenVPN Access Server Reseñas y detalles del producto

Ease of setup and ease of install are the best features. Also it's nice to be able to tie security permissions to specific active directory groups. very easy to install updates and manage on a server. one of our least troubleshot applications across the organization. also being provided simple rpms and packages further allows for ease of use.

confusing website layout and lack of insight into the vpn connection experience. would be good to have a verbose setting on the client to see any potential connection issues. also phone or chat support to get direct response would be awesome to get immediate response.

affordable vpn that is easy to setup and manage. even our help desk and student assistants that joined can easily manage users, troubleshoot issues. this saves us in labor time and labor costs so our information systems team can focus on other initiatibves that impact the company's bottom line rather than troubleshooting vpn issues or worrying about costs.

OpenVPN has provided us with a solid low cost VPN option giving our user the "in office" experience they are looking for when they are working remotely. We are a small company with a small IT staff. Rolling out OpenVPN to our users was simple and painless.

I would like if it the GUI was able to do everything you can do in the command line interface. For those of us weak in Linux working with the command line can be a challenge.

The OpenVPN virtual appliance allows us to give users an "in office" experience when they are working remotely.

I like that it's easy to install in AWS. Easy to configure options, add users, and that it has two factor authentication built in. You can configure the system to allow connections on common ports so that you're able to connect from pretty much anywhere in the world. You can also setup certain public IPs to route through the VPN in order to make use of static IP whitelisting.

That you cannot reset someone's two factor authentication via the web interface. Also, that you cannot reset locked users via the web interface.

Secure access to our sensitive environments and enabling remote employees.

Having the ability to limit users on what subnets then can connect to.

Older versions would drop connections always stating that I was logged on from another location. Also, the VPN would start during boot up when I would have it set to not start at boot.

Private external access to our internal networks.

Ease of deployment and support. Runs well on all tested devices.

Nothing, haven't had any issue using/deploying.

Secure remote access to all devices. Easy to get working in difficult network environments over a single TCP or UDP port and speeds surpassed a dedicated $3000 VPN appliance while running from a modest VM.

We like that OpenVPN is... well... open. It works with Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, you name it. We're not vendor locked.

The support offering is a little light, but given the upside and cost, that's completely understandable.

We have a lot of mobile users around the US, getting them connected using an SSL, TCP, UDP adaptive VPN solution is critical given the types or networks our team is accessing from.

I'm a big fan of the administrative UI that simplifies the management process as well as the lightweight footprint and install time.

Really not much to dislike about the product, you're getting exactly what you pay for and more.

OpenVPN has solved our need to access secure cloud systems from different remote locations without exposing any of those systems directly to the web.

Based on solid, widely used open source technology, so we can extend as needed. But has additional GUI management that makes life easier. Multi platform client support. Ships as easy to maintain Ubuntu VMware image.

Logging could be better, can be difficult to figure out why someone didn't connect MS-windows client occasionally glitches and needs re-installation (but this could be because Microsoft is a rubbish OS).

VPN services for our roaming staff

The best things about OpenVPN are the simplicity and broad client support. It is a very cost effective solution to setup and run, doesn't require a lot of maintenance, and requires very little hardware.

I don't any issues that I would say I "dislike" about it.

Secure remote access for users.

The entire solution is managed via a web-gui and the pre-packaged installer files.

No complaints here, been using for years

We use if for all of our technicians that are needing access to company files when on the road.