Pertino finally introduces gateway functionality and prices it out of the SMB market.
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Pertino released their gateway to enterprise plans only. This is just a complete waste to me.
Now obviously, I do not have access to their account numbers, but I do have access to clients that wish they could access the printers while using Pertino. Unfortunately the largest of them only has a 30 device Pertino account.
I love Pertino. I was a member of the original Spiceworks beta. I recommend Pertino to all my clients when they discuss mobile sales and service personnel connectivity.
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Definitely seems odd that large scale companies would be moving toward this solution. On one hand the idea of not having to manage it at all by using a cloud solution is nice, but the price versus locally hosted VPN solution seems difficult to justify.
I agree with JB - SMBs are definitely looking for solutions like this but in a significantly lower price.
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Definitely seems odd since Pertinio is really a SMB product anyway. Enterprises aren't really using it.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
Enterprises aren't really using it.
Prove it.
That is why I stated:
@JaredBusch said:
Now obviously, I do not have access to their account numbers
Pertino has always been a smart company. So I highly doubt that they are releasing this like this with no thought.
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From what little I've seen, they've been finding larger companies than expected finding it really useful.
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Bumping this.
Pertino looks like a perfect fit for a new client, the gateways feature looks amazing...
But sadly, Enterprise only. Why does that restriction exist. sigh
Looks like it's back to on site firewall with a site to site VPN.
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Look at tier zero.
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I have one user using the free ten devices license to connect to my server and grab files... No problems yet. And if you host it yourself, it's completely free.
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I have 3 ZeroTier networks set up. It works great. They do have a bridging function, but it might only be for the Windows client as I turned it on with a Linux machine, but it didn't do anything. If you are using a Linux box, you can just set up the static routes like normal and use it as a bridge that way.
@dafyre set up a php script and bash script for hosting your own controller. They both work really well.
