If my enterprise network managers could buy a Tailscale Box, they'd readily consider it. As-is, this is a bit far-fetched relative to their current modus operandi -- `Advanced corporate VPNs like Tailscale can abolish concentrators completely: every server can run Tailscale directly, and individual clients can form point-to-point connections to each server it needs to talk to.`
Anyone figured out how to bridge the gap from legacy here?
Anyone figured out how to bridge the gap from legacy here?