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50Mbps Ovpn is still pretty slow. I would think you could get more than that from the APU2 with some tuning.
Steve
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50Mbps Ovpn is still pretty slow. I would think you could get more than that from the APU2 with some tuning.
Steve
Hi Steve,
Do you have any suggestion/tweaks I should try?
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At a minimum enable FastIO and increase the send/receive buffers to 512K. Those are both gui options now in 2.4.X.
Steve
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At a minimum enable FastIO and increase the send/receive buffers to 512K. Those are both gui options now in 2.4.X.
Steve
Will try as soon as I reach home and will report back.
Thanks Steve!
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iperf testing the OpenVPN I got around 85Mbps without any additional tuning.
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At a minimum enable FastIO and increase the send/receive buffers to 512K. Those are both gui options now in 2.4.X.
Steve
Well, I changed the settings you suggested and now it hits the full potential of my IP!
Thank you so much Steve! 8) -
Yes I would have expected more without any tuning but it is very dependent on link latency among all the other variables that affect measured speed.
Anyway glad you're seeing more now. ;)
Steve
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Yes I would have expected more without any tuning but it is very dependent on link latency among all the other variables that affect measured speed.
Anyway glad you're seeing more now. ;)
Steve
The thing is that it works brilliant now and I can take advatage of my full IP's speed. Ping times seem also to be lower.They went down to 17ms from 21.
This came at about the right timing when I had started to feel disappointed with my PC Engines board.
Thanks again :)
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Another reason to avoid the APU3's is that the they all use the i211 Intel NIC's and the APU2C4 uses the i210 which has some advantages over the i211. Can't remember the exact difference, sorry.
I'm using an APU2C4 with a 100/10MBit connection without any problems at all. I'm using IPSEC for VPN.
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@acascianelli:
Another reason to avoid the APU3's is that the they all use the i211 Intel NIC's and the APU2C4 uses the i210 which has some advantages over the i211. Can't remember the exact difference, sorry.
i210 supports wake on lan and baseboard management. I think one NIC on the APU2 may support WoL, baseboard management isn't implemented. So yes, if you need WoL, the APU2 may be a better choice (if it's working), otherwise they're the same.
