What is your primary use case for OpenVPN Access Server?

We connect to the OpenVPN using a VPN for any computer not directly connected to our local server. This is necessary because multiple offices need to use the software developed on the local server.

We use the solution to access FTP pages and file sharing.

We use the solution to communicate with our servers located in the office.

I use OpenVPN Access Server for remote maintenance, enabling secure access to systems. It is also my choice for smart working, providing a reliable and encrypted connection for remote employees. Additionally, I deploy it for site-to-site VPNs, ensuring secure communication between our headquarters and branch offices.

We use the product for secure remote access, including WiFi and IoT device security.

We have a virtual machine set up on Google Cloud. The virtual machine is connected to all our clients. It is connected to OpenVPN, which is connected to Google Cloud. It connects our clients throughout the country. We also have clients in other countries.

I use OpenVPN Access Server to access certain networks from home or external locations.

We use the solution to access remote services.

I used OpenVPN Access Server for personal use for VPN access, such as browsing the internet with the Brave Internet browser.

I used the solution to deploy a tunnel to limit lateral movement in a specific network.

I use OpenVPN Access Server for my private network area and analytics. It makes it easier to log into my network.

The primary use case for me is to encrypt my traffic to the Internet and protect my privacy on my home network.

It can create an environmentally friendly setting, such as a park or green space, where I can interact with other people and use various tools and resources.

In our country, there is a problem with accessing some sites. Therefore, we need to use OpenVPN. We also use it to access our server.

We primarily use the solution for a secure VPN connection.

We provide support services to customers. For some customers we do remote support, we can log in to their VPN via the OpenVPN Access Server.

Initially, we implemented this OpenVPN client. We have Google Authenticator with OpenVPN, so we have multifactor authentication for the users.

I primarily use Open VPN Access Server as a remote-access VPN to log into our infrastructure.

We use OpenVPN Access Server to connect from site to site from our data center to our customer site and to dial and access our VPN to our network.

I mainly use OpenVPN for remote access.

We've been using OpenVPN Access Server for node accessing.

We are a solution provider and the OpenVPN Access Server was one of the products that we used for our customers. It is used to create remote desktop connections into the cloud network, where people who are working from home can share resources with people in the office. When people are working in an office then they have a local network, and OpenVPN expands the network for use externally. We are no longer using this solution because of complaints raised by our customers about security vulnerabilities. The server is now shut down.

OpenVPN is an excellent candidate for establishing secure point-to-point connections between home office locations and satellite locations. It can be configured to limit exposure of the network, from just between the specific endpoints, all the way to full access between local area networks. Performance is consistent and positive. Security has been outstanding, passing some of the greatest tests we've put them to regulating bodies looking for vulnerabilities. If you're looking for a solid solution to establish VPN tunnels between sites, be sure to put OpenVPN on your list to check out.

Our primary use case was to give mobile knowledge workers a secure connection across the Internet to our LAN, whether by laptop, mobile tablet or smart phone.