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Old 06-12-2010, 21:36   #165
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Re: Traffic Management Policy

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Originally Posted by cook1984 View Post
Can anyone confirm that VPN traffic is retarded? I use VPNs and RDP quite a bit and have noticed it being unusably slow lately. I was just going to post a support request on the support newsgroup when I read zer0's post.

I suppose they think people will be using paid VPN services to bypass P2P throttling. I can't work from home because RDP is so slow.
It does look like it. I've just downloaded a .net redist from Microsoft and achieved a heady 1.9 Mbps directly via my VM 20Mb connection.

Downloading the same file via my corporate vpn the transfer rate average is 310Kbps.

This is via vpn concentrator which has a 2GB/s link to the POP (the utilisation on the circuit is single figures at the moment). Even with a couple of firewalls and ISA in the path and the encryption overhead I wouldn't expect there to be that much difference. Be interesting what happens if I try this again after midnight
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