I guess I don’t completely follow your design. Why deploy and manage 6 different VPN servers in 6 buildings/locations when you can just centralize it somewhere on your network?
Because it’s six locations across the globe. Having a user in China VPN to the US and back across their network to resources in the Chinese office is gonna be real slow.
My company uses it. And yes I love it!
I’ll look into that, thanks for the response!!
Thank you for the response!! I’ll look further into this!!
On the endpoint, but you bring up a good point, we could easily to cloud gateways as well. Thank you for the response!!
Exactly, our HQ is England, so if we are in San Francisco, and VPN into England (were it would be centralized) to reach Australia, our latency is going to be through the roof. So the current design is to have profiles for different buildings across the globe, and you can choose to vpn into any one of them from anywhere.
Maybe look at something like Zscaler private access which can connect to a cloud gateway close to the user and route to your sites from there instead of deploying your own VPN gateway per region?