SonicWall NetExtender vs. OpenVPN

IT administrators and managers appreciate Access Server because OpenVPN simplifies network security and facilitates secure remote access, catering to both seasoned IT professionals and newcomers alike. If you have a background in Linux, Access Server is tailored for you. It offers a straightforward deployment process and is an economical solution for enhancing your network security within a self-hosted framework.

OpenVPN offers flexible, easily deployable solutions grounded in our proven, widely-accepted open source protocol. Our system allows for traffic segmentation, ensuring that only sensitive information is tunneled, so you don't have to compromise on internet speed or performance in the name of security. Transitioning to OpenVPN means moving away from outdated VPN systems and cumbersome hardware that hinder scalability and growth. With our advanced VPN technology, your business can adapt and secure its operations, regardless of whether your team is working from a kitchen table tablet, a laptop in a café, or a mobile device at their office desk.

OpenVPN allows for connections via an HTTP proxy and offers several authentication options, including: no authentication for the proxy, basic authentication for the proxy, and NTLM authentication for the proxy.

OpenVPN offers business VPN solutions that prioritize secure and uninterrupted connectivity for your workforce, featuring strong security measures and flexible options suitable for organizations of any scale.

Embrace a Zero Trust architecture through OpenVPN Access Server. Our self-managed solution empowers organizations of any scale to implement fundamental zero trust principles. Move past the limitations of safeguarding only the internal corporate environment and minimize your vulnerability to threats. With Access Server, you can secure employees connecting via home or public WiFi and using SaaS applications beyond your organization's network boundary. Additionally, we equip you with all the necessary tools and features to establish a robust zero trust network that effectively prevents or greatly reduces potential cyberattacks.