Tailscale
Does it work on an Android phone?
I’d recommend tailscale or zero tier since you will have less to worry about security breaches. You work’s infrastructures have access restrictions to reduce the attack surface. It defeats the purpose if you are trying to setup something on your own with little knowledge. Both services support mobile platform as well. Pritunl is a good solution as well if you have issues with CGNAT or you don’t want to rely on a third party’s infrastructure.
I personally use Outline for my case cuz I don’t have static IPs. It’s easier to just rerun the installation script rather than manually having to go change the configs.
Thanks for the suggestions, I have a VPS now and Wireguard setup via a github project. It’s amazing, I have a router in other country that tunnel all network through my vpn and everything works soo smooth, soo fast. Also helps me stream stuff from the home country 
Hello, is dns subscription a must?
Will look into it thanks.
Oh wow looks interesting, have you used it? Any reviews?
Those routers on that site are cheap, poor quality models, likely why they’re getting awful reviews. Passportbrovpn is more pricey but uses hardware that isn’t going to melt on contact.
Lol, what a bs. Just a cheap router with OpenVPN server.
Looks like an enterprise level product
I will say the downside of Tailscale is that if you’ve got to a Cisco VPN or even Umbrella DNS service on your work computer, your Tailscale connection will get passed through relay servers and kill your internet speed. It is possible to self-host your own relay server (I recently did this), but it’s not the easiest thing and definitely not beginner friendly. Or, you can subscribe for access to a personal custom DERP relay here.
Can you please share the github project?
It’s depends on ur usage, subscription will get u ur own domain, as well as no traffic limitation…
Try free ones first and see what’s best for you case
A lot of tp-link routers have built in vpn servers. They use openvpn with certificates.
It gets terrible reviews. Many people have issues. Also, it’s a waste of money when you can setup your own and be safer.
Why pay when you can do that for free?
Damn they are selling a preconfigured 20 usd router for 250! wtf
Seems odd then that they allow working anywhere but don’t actually support it =S
I might argue that someone that asks “Setup Own VPN server?” should be prepared to handle an enterprise level product because that could be an enterprise level project. That aside, piVPN installation is very easy and the configuration is not overwhelmingly complex.
PiVPN is not an enterprise level product in any way, shape, or form.
We, in the enterprise, do not use shit like that for our VPN connections.