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CloudNet for Mac client vs OpenVPN Connect client

Side-by-side comparison for macOS

CloudNet for Mac client

8.0
Security & Privacy

Enterprise-level meshVPN cloud service

OpenVPN Connect client

7.0
Security & Privacy

Client program for the OpenVPN Access Server

Metric CloudNet for Mac client OpenVPN Connect client
Category Security & Privacy Security & Privacy
AI Score 8.0 7.0
30-day Installs 4 1.3K
90-day Installs 15 3.6K
365-day Installs 81 14.6K
Version 1.36.2.22 3.8.1,5790
Auto-updates Yes No
Deprecated No No
GitHub Stars 3
GitHub Forks -
Open Issues -
License MPL-2.0
Language Python
Last GitHub Commit 1y ago
First Seen Sep 16, 2023 Feb 27, 2020

Reviews

CloudNet for Mac client

CloudNet for Mac offers enterprise-grade meshVPN capabilities, providing secure and scalable connectivity for businesses and remote teams. It enables encrypted communication and network redundancy, ideal for organizations seeking robust network solutions.

CloudNet for Mac connects securely to a meshVPN service, enabling encrypted and redundant communication for enterprise networks.

Pros

  • + Secure and encrypted communication
  • + Mesh network topology for redundancy and scalability
  • + Auto-updates ensure the latest features and security patches
  • + User-friendly interface

Cons

  • - Limited integration with other tools
  • - Steep learning curve for new users

OpenVPN Connect client

The OpenVPN Connect client is the official macOS application for connecting to OpenVPN Access Servers, offering a reliable and secure VPN experience. It is particularly beneficial for sysadmins and self-hosters who require robust VPN solutions.

Connects to OpenVPN Access Servers to provide a secure VPN connection.

Pros

  • + Official OpenVPN client, ensuring compatibility and reliability.
  • + Strong security features inherent to OpenVPN.
  • + User-friendly interface with macOS integration.

Cons

  • - No auto-update feature, requiring manual checks for updates.
  • - Performance issues reported by some users.