OpenVPN Security Advisory: Dec 14, 2018
Action needed: Important update for OpenVPN Access Server

Access Server On Microsoft Azure

Extend your Azure Virtual Network to remote users and other sites using OpenVPN Access Server
Create hub-and-spoke, mesh, or other network topology to interconnect all your sites together with Azure
Use SSL/TLS site to site VPN as a backup route for your IPSec and ExpressRoute connectivity

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Openvpn Access Server

Safely connect your devices over the public Internet to your own private secure Virtual Network on Microsoft Azure
Securely connect your on premises office network to the Microsoft Azure network
Define access rules that let certain devices access only portions of your network, or all of it at once
Redirect all or specific Internet traffic from your devices through the Access Server, or only access your Virtual Network
If you want, you can even allow connections between VPN clients, or block access to local networks

Provide secure remote access to Azure Virtual Network Cloud resources and apps from any device anywhere
Co-locate VPN Server with your geographically distributed Cloud resources for faster worldwide remote access

Use our easy to setup SSL/TLS VPN to create site to site tunnels instead of using complex IPsec
Avoid being charged per hour per tunnel for use of Azure VPN Gateway
Network together resources in other regions, clouds, or on premise data centers