Hi,
I'm looking for a VPN server solution for a small office of around 25 employees. My first thought was Unifi with their UID Enterprise plan (which adds MFA support), however it's only available in the US.
My other plan would be pfsense with a Radius backend provided by Jumpcloud (I have a customer with such a setup, works pretty well for them, using the Jumpcloud mobile app for authentication). Pricing might be an issue (I'm waiting to hear back on which specific Jumpcloud plan that other customer has).
I believe Sonicwall does have something (have one customer who used them in the past), however it's been 15+ years since I've last touched a Sonicwall product, so I'm not up-to-date with their solutions.
Any other recommendations? The customer has no AD, so anything that involves Azure or AD is out of the question. Fortigate seem to have a solution, but I couldn't find much public information in my initial research (I still have to dig deeper).
The solution would have to come either as a firewall, or possibly a Docker appliance that I could deploy on their QNAP NAS, in the Container Manager.
Pricing might be a factor (I might be able to sell them on something that costs $5-10 per user per month, but I doubt anything beyond that would fit in their budget).
I'm looking for a VPN server solution for a small office of around 25 employees. My first thought was Unifi with their UID Enterprise plan (which adds MFA support), however it's only available in the US.
My other plan would be pfsense with a Radius backend provided by Jumpcloud (I have a customer with such a setup, works pretty well for them, using the Jumpcloud mobile app for authentication). Pricing might be an issue (I'm waiting to hear back on which specific Jumpcloud plan that other customer has).
I believe Sonicwall does have something (have one customer who used them in the past), however it's been 15+ years since I've last touched a Sonicwall product, so I'm not up-to-date with their solutions.
Any other recommendations? The customer has no AD, so anything that involves Azure or AD is out of the question. Fortigate seem to have a solution, but I couldn't find much public information in my initial research (I still have to dig deeper).
The solution would have to come either as a firewall, or possibly a Docker appliance that I could deploy on their QNAP NAS, in the Container Manager.
Pricing might be a factor (I might be able to sell them on something that costs $5-10 per user per month, but I doubt anything beyond that would fit in their budget).
