And all I want is a really simple Point-to-Site configuration. The problem is that these all seem to be focused on the (much more complex) Site-to-Site configuration style - at least, that's what all their documentation seems to be pointing to (for instance, ). So I've been looking into some of the VPN solutions that show up on the Azure marketplace - for instance, VNS3 from Cohesive, or SohaCloud, or pfSense, or whatever. But that gets expensive and complicated, and still doesn't allow them to, say, connect to the VPN if they're on the road or at a coffee shop. One possibility, of course, would be to configure each of the remote home offices with, say, a Dell Sonicwall, and configure that Sonicwall with a Site-to-Site VPN connection. And of course, despite it being one of the top requests on UserVoice, MS doesn't support any non-Windows client in their Point-to-Site VPN configuration. But our company is very - very - distributed, and we need to grant some remote OS X clients access to resources inside our Azure VNet. We've been using Azure's built-in VNet/VPN solution, with a combination of both point-to-site and site-to-site connections, and so far it's worked reasonably well.
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