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I have been using it since its early releases in 2003 and the feature set really reflects the continuous development.
by Laforet 11y ago
I have been using it since its early releases in 2003 and the feature set really reflects the continuous development.
- hrez 11y agoI hope you meant 2013. Looks like the earliest beta users were starting 2012.
- level3 11y agoBefore SoftEther went open source, it was sold commercially as early as 2004. It was renamed PacketIX VPN around 2005 and is still sold commercially under that product name at https://www.softether.jp/1-product/11-vpn https://www.softether.jp/1-product/11-vpn (it's up to v4.0). I remember reading that there was a 10-year agreement that finally ended at the start of 2014, allowing the original developer to go open source. The source tree is different from PacketIX's though, so some of the features are still not available yet in the open source version.