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For VPN in the Corporate network sense, it's for easy access to your computers. You don't want to have to open ports on your router or hope that whatever world-
by judge2020 3y ago
For VPN in the Corporate network sense, it's for easy access to your computers. You don't want to have to open ports on your router or hope that whatever world-accessible service you throw out there is secure - instead, Tailscale handles authentication, authorization (if you'd like to set up ACLs), and it handles NAT traversal without any open ports.
- kevincox 3y agoI think the parent is talking about consumer VPNs which using VPN protocols to implement a proxy service, providing very little of a private network.