I highly doubt it. Most vendors try to sell it as an USP and as an "it is easy because it is TLS and runs over 443 so inflexible environments will allow you to work"-type of solution which is trying to fix symptoms instead of causes.
For anyone who is reasonable at *nix configuration, setting up OpenVPN, IKEv2 or classic IPSec tunnels is not 'easier' than any SSL/TLS VPN, which makes it lose a lot of it's value vs. other VPN options.
For anyone who is reasonable at *nix configuration, setting up OpenVPN, IKEv2 or classic IPSec tunnels is not 'easier' than any SSL/TLS VPN, which makes it lose a lot of it's value vs. other VPN options.