+1 for Meraki. We had a Juniper appliance, it died. Replaced it, it died.
We now use our Meraki MX and it’s great. only about 80 users, not all use it. Windows and IOS work natively with no client required.
The setup for deny/allow access to the VPN was not so plug and play. One thing I did not like about the Meraki solution for VPN. Windows server still takes care of this. Debating switching over, but the time investment doesn’t seem to have a high payout.
How does it work in comparison to openVPN?
Ditto. With Duo for 2FA
Isn’t that just a consumer grade VPN to their server solution for people trying to avoid eavesdropping or get around blocks? How does that have any bearing to the discussion about a corporate VPN solution?