I work for an enterprise and they don't want this. They still rely on traditional centralised VPNs. How they deal with this is enforcing then everywhere, even in the office. Though there they usually are only on in name.
I think the reason is that they want to inspect the traffic in central locations, if each endpoint is doing its own you need to log there which means you can't always access it immediately.
I do use Mesh VPNs privately and love them. I love the way I have this overlay, a personal network that works everywhere. My devices all keep the same address no matter where they are.
I think the reason is that they want to inspect the traffic in central locations, if each endpoint is doing its own you need to log there which means you can't always access it immediately.
I do use Mesh VPNs privately and love them. I love the way I have this overlay, a personal network that works everywhere. My devices all keep the same address no matter where they are.