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Softether VPN speed capped at 10 Mbps, please help
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Softether VPN speed capped at 10 Mbps, please help

I am not sure where the problem is. I have tried to ticked off the encryption but the speed is always capped at 10 Mbps. I tried installing proxy and use the VPS as proxy and the speed can reach the maximum speed of 50 Mbps for downloading. Suggestion is appreciated.

Comments

  • What are you trying to do with the vpn?

  • @cheapwebdev said:
    What are you trying to do with the vpn?

    just regular personal use

  • It's difficult for me to understand OpenVPN

  • Have you checked the settings:

    max_bitrates_download and max_bitrates_upload

  • @alaningus said:
    Have you checked the settings:

    max_bitrates_download and max_bitrates_upload

    I just changed from 0 (nil) to the highest possible integer in the virtualhub option and still no luck

  • alaningusalaningus Member
    edited December 2016

    @drakula said:
    I just changed from 0 (nil) to the highest possible integer in the virtualhub option and still no luck

    Not that then. Best put it back to 0 as that is unrestricted.

    EDIT Is it being 'capped' on all protocols?

  • @alaningus said:

    @drakula said:
    I just changed from 0 (nil) to the highest possible integer in the virtualhub option and still no luck

    Not that then. Best put it back to 0 as that is unrestricted.

    EDIT Is it being 'capped' on all protocols?

    not sure, if i use download manager application with several concurrent connection, the speed can increase up to 20 mbps so may be each tcp connection speed is somehow capped. i only test it in tcp connection

  • Thanks, Do not mean to offend but what if this script can create security hole for a server?
    Just curious ! I am not very technical .

    @drakula said:

    It's difficult for me to understand OpenVPN

  • CUTACUTA Member
    edited December 2016

    @wwwho said:
    Thanks, Do not mean to offend but what if this script can create security hole for a server?
    Just curious ! I am not very technical .

    @drakula said:

    It's difficult for me to understand OpenVPN

    security hole? it doesn't seem making your server vulnerable, but I wouldn't use it on a server where a public website is hosted for safety reasons.

  • Then why not use it on a server where other website is hosted? :)

    @CUTA said:

    @wwwho said:
    Thanks, Do not mean to offend but what if this script can create security hole for a server?
    Just curious ! I am not very technical .

    @drakula said:

    It's difficult for me to understand OpenVPN

    security hole? it doesn't seem making your server vulnerable, but I wouldn't use it on a server where a public website is hosted for safety reasons.

  • Softether is nice in theory but I've had performance problems with it before and never managed to get to the bottom of it.

  • netomxnetomx Moderator, Veteran

    Dont use securenat

  • @wwwho said:
    Then why not use it on a server where other website is hosted? :)

    @CUTA said:

    @wwwho said:
    Thanks, Do not mean to offend but what if this script can create security hole for a server?
    Just curious ! I am not very technical .

    @drakula said:

    It's difficult for me to understand OpenVPN

    security hole? it doesn't seem making your server vulnerable, but I wouldn't use it on a server where a public website is hosted for safety reasons.

    then you will easily be identified. people use VPN to cover their traces, and be anonymous. when you are doing a website on the same server ( usually you have the same IP unless you spent for a separate IP) along with the VPN, you can be tracked down to your website through the ip, and thus to your identity. you can go a bit ahead and spend for a WHOISguard and try so hard to cover as much as about yourself in your website, but is it worth when you are doing a legitimate business? you can not be completely anonymous if you want people to trust you. people trust your website more when they know who they are dealing with.

  • Depends on the use for the VPN though, mine is explicitly to give me an encrypted connection on an otherwise open WI-FI network and to allow remote access to some internal subnets.

    If I wanted to hide the origin then I'd just use a commercial provider

  • Is it possible due to network bridge setup in windows that I created to bridge the softether adapter with LAN 2? I tried not to use secure NAT but the result is still the same

  • I have had no issues with softether personally, much better than openvpn as I got all 22 of my devices (along with family's) connected at one time. Did not face 10mbps issue, maybe that is the connection restriction from your provider? If its a shared connection, could be limited or throttled by others you are splitting it with.

  • I think it depends on the environment it's being used in, certainly in a proxmox KVM VM it didn't seem to play nice either bridged/secure nat.

    the SE-VPN client is supposed to do some funky stuff to get around MTU issues but I'm not convinced that part works properly.

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