Originally posted by pokeballs
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2) Wireguard is an excellent, simple, low-overhead VPN solution for connecting sites or machines, and for "always on" VPN connections. But it's entirely lacking in advanced features like integration with authentication systems, MFA, etc, which are vital for "road warrior" style users in corporate or business environments, especially for guest or vendor connections where you don't have control over the end-user's machine.
I use both products for all the reasons listed. Neither is "better", and they both have their strengths and weaknesses depending on the use case.
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