Adam Williamson wrote:
> DDG tells me that's an open source server intended to be compatible
> with openconnect clients, i.e. an open source alternative to the
> proprietary CISCO server.
It is also by far the easiest to set up Free Software VPN server.
It is configured through one configuration file, you do not have to manually
set up TUN/TAP devices (ocserv does it for you even on the server side), you
can easily use Let's Encrypt certificates and it does the right thing for
them automatically (clients trust them if you leave the CA entry blank,
while still distrusting invalid or self-signed certificates, the server does
not trust Let's Encrypt certificates as client certificates – for
authentication, you can either just use password authentication (sent over
encrypted HTTPS) or set a different CA for the client certificates), etc.
And unlike "Open"VPN, it is also completely Free Software with no commercial
proprietary version.
Kevin Kofler
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