Your team logs in from homes, offices, and airports. Your resources stay reachable — privately, on every device they carry.
Home fiber, hotel NAT, conference wifi, a phone on LTE — the client dials out and the mesh finds a path. Nothing at HQ needs to accept inbound connections, so there is no port to attack and no concentrator to fall over at 9am.
"Which VPN group do I join for wiki access?" — a question nobody asks again. Grants map to your identity provider's groups; when someone changes teams or leaves, the network changes with them at SCIM speed.
Café wifi, hotel NAT, LTE dongle — the mesh punches out; nothing needs to punch in.
Laptops, phones, tablets — the same tailnet on each, with the same policies.
Switch networks mid-call and sessions persist; the tunnel re-establishes itself quietly.
Only private traffic rides the tunnel — Netflix and Zoom stay on the local network at full speed.
Direct peer-to-peer paths mean remote feels local; relays only when physics demands.
Typical direct paths add under 5 ms versus raw internet — video calls and SSH both feel native.
Every connection is independent — the whole company logging in at 9am doesn't queue behind one appliance.
Access follows the person, not the network they dialed from. Offboarding is instant via SCIM.
Who's connected, from what device, reaching what — all in the admin console.
Every access event logged and exportable for compliance review.
Require managed, patched, disk-encrypted devices before the tunnel comes up.
Push the client and config with your existing MDM; users just log in once.
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