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Unreliable VPN Clients
IT admins struggle with unreliable, hard-to-manage VPN clients that break connectivity, lack modern identity integration, and disrupt remote access.
In their words
I have to hard reboot the PC to get all my other VPNs working again.
we want to address a long held issue with our travelling guys about some hotels blocking the VPN.
Why on earth don't modern VPN clients have a built-in local HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy server with a quick QR code scanner to share the tunnel over Wi-Fi in one click?
I wish they made it so the connector could be a Linux VM or container.
Unless users can choose whether to connect to their home network or the data center network, it's not very practical.
why not let the user rename it and safe that mapping?
And yes there is IDRAC, but over a VPN that is run by said server.
Contractors come in over the same VPN as staff and once they're on, they're basically on the flat network with a couple firewall rules pretending to be segmentation
Everyone hits our VPN at head office before they reach AWS and it's killing performance
is there actually a way to block said services, without simply blocking the account and manually remediate. Seems a bit clunky.
Wie habt ihr das ganze gelöst? Natürlich ist die VPN Verbindung eine Domain Network Strecke, das ganze manuell auf Private Profil zu setzen ist auch nur eine Krücke.
remote users bypassing protections, multiple policy sets depending on location, and way too much effort just to keep aging hardware and licenses aligned
we were running into too many random issues with NAT with our standard DIY Wireguard setup, especially when people were working from hotels
the constant dance of dropping one connection to reach another has caught me out more times than I can count.
IT and network admins
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/fortinet
- r/networking
- r/meraki
- r/AZURE
- r/selfhosted
- r/Intune
- r/msp
Tools they use today
- FortiClient
- FortiGate
- Tailscale
- Cloudflare
- Microsoft Intune
- Fortinet
- Meraki
- OpenVPN
Why those fall short
- iDRAC reachable only through the VPN running on the failed server; no out-of-band path
- workarounds break SNI, need per-DC setup, and tickets keep coming
- resolvers send .local to mDNS instead of unicast DNS
- agent leaves 127.0.0.2 DNS setting, updates fail tenant-wide
- IPsec unreliable, minor version mismatches break projects, EMS doesn't fix it
Map of ideas
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