Open un33k opened 7 years ago
I would see the low-end 512 MB DO droplet max out around 100Mb/s when I used it for my home network. I have since stopped that and now use it only for traveling remotely.
The CPU usage you mention was on which end, the MacPro or the droplet? Sounds like a network bottleneck if the CPU utilization is that low. Where'd you get the VPN client?
I'd recommend setting up iperf
and doing some tests. I do think it's possible for some OpenVPN optimizations, but you should be doing 2-5x better then you are.
@kylemanna I update the question with more info. Thx
Im assuming you're tunnelling over TCP, in which case you may wish to disable comp-lzo and do some other openvpn configuration tuning related to connecting over TCP. These are going to be mostly user-specific..
@kylemanna what cipher key size did you use? Extreme security is not a need. Just when traveling to various countries on business, need to have fast access. On last travel, a 10Mps ADSL pipe was reduced to 1Mps throughput when going through my VPN. So, perhaps someone with a lower encryption key length experience who can share their results here?
I used the default crypto options to get to 100Mb/s on DO droplet. This was a while ago as I don't tunnel all my traffic like I used to.
Its the same for me, speed not above 20Mb/s. up or down
I tried to figure on my own. As I see some comment maybe it whorth investigate inside openvpn conf? Asside that, thanks for your config @kylemanna, time-saver and easy
Bug? Enhancement?
Normal download speed of my ISP is 300 Mbps. Internet -> Mac Pro. After going through VPN the speed is around 19.81 Mbps.
Configuration:
Any configuration tweaking that may be required?