Pritunl VPN

[austinsonger]

Pritunl VPN Server is a Enterprise Distributed OpenVPN, IPsec and WireGuard Server.

• It's built on OpenVPN, but it's way better.

• Pritunl VPN Documentation

• Pritunl VPN Server Demo

[marcusquinn]

@austinsonger The client looks neat too: https://client.pritunl.com

Currently I use Viscosity and the Wireguard native app.

[mehdi]

I am strongly against replacing the server in the current OpenVPN app.

However, it totally makes sense as a new, separate, app.

[JOduMonT]

@mehdi said in Pritunl VPN (Switch out OpenVPN Server):

I am strongly against replacing the server in the current OpenVPN app.

If I remember well, the goal of Cloudron Teams is to offer 2-3 alternatives per type of application which currently for Virtual Network only OpenVPN is offer, this leave space for Pritunl and ZeroTier

[mehdi]

@jodumont I completely agree I just pointed out that we should add this as a new app, not "Switch out OpenVPN Server" as the thread title says

[girish]

I removed the "switch out .." from the title.

[robi]

This is also a Tailscale alternative

https://github.com/pritunl/pritunl

Also likely a good use case for Cloudron Multiserver!

[robi]

Enterprise Distributed OpenVPN, IPsec and WireGuard Server
https://hub.docker.com/r/pritunl/pritunl-zero

Nice dashboard in the web client too. SSO.

They also have https://zero.pritunl.com/

Pritunl Zero
Free and open source BeyondCorp server providing zero trust security for privileged access to ssh and web applications

[fproof]

Hey everyone! Seems like it already dockerized a couple of days ago. Just need to adopt for Cloudron.

https://github.com/goofball222/pritunl

https://hub.docker.com/r/goofball222/pritunl

[sayedanowar9]

Nice VPN option. Please upvote this.

[LoudLemur]

@austinsonger Thanks for this suggestion, which is clearly very popular here.

Might supporting Pritunl on Cloudron have the additional benefit of selling Cloudron?

Many people these days want to have a VPN and they are willing to pay for one. If Cloudron provided Pritunl, might Cloudron be able to move into the very large VPN market with a huge advantage: not only would you be able would your purchase get you going with a VPN, it would also enable you to use a host of other applications supported by Cloudron?

I think a lot of VPN companies would struggle to compete. It would be sure to generate some discussion and raise public awareness of Cloudron's amazing offering.

[mehdi]

@loudlemur Cloudron already offers a VPN : OpenVPN

[marcusquinn]

@mehdi Kinda CPU intense and slow though, when comparing to Wireguard at-least.