Yes: OpenVPN was one of the most robust and easy to set up protocols. Because the alternative was IPSec. Now we have wireguard, and it’s better on basically eve

Yes: OpenVPN was one of the most robust and easy to set up protocols. Because the alternative was IPSec. Now we have wireguard, and it’s better on basically every metric. 100% of OpenVPNs we have seen deployed at startups had BFCBC as the default protocol. 100% (I think?) of IPsecs had aggressive mode IKE. Wireguard doesn’t have bad modes. It benefits from decades extra of r&d in usable, secure cryptography.