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OpenVPN speed is slowing down when I connect to Wi-Fi.

cheap_boxcheap_box Member

Hello,

My 4.5G internet speed: average 45/45 Mbps
Speed with OpenVPN: average 38/35 Mbps (No problem.)

My home internet speed: 55/50 Mbps
Speed with OpenVPN: 2/4 Mbps

This is ridiculous. Why is this happening? How can I fix?

I added the following to the server.conf file, but the problem persists:

tcp-nodelay
sndbuf 0
rcvbuf 0
txqueuelen 15000
mssfix 0
fast-io

(I am using port 443 over TCP.)

Comments

  • Compare traceroute to your openvns server from home connection and your mobile connection. I believe your home connection have bad connection..

  • noamannoaman Member

    I think you need to increase sendbuf and recievebuf paremeters...

  • The problem continues.

  • v3ngv3ng Member, Host Rep

    OpenVPN is shit in terms of performance, have a look at wireguard.

  • sanvitsanvit Member

    Try downloading a file directly from your server using your home internet

  • If the home ISP is doing UDP throttling, it would look like this, i think.

  • He did say he is using TCP though, so probably not due to UDP being throttled.
    Definitely increase your snd and rcv buf, 0 is shit.
    sndbuf 393216
    rcvbuf 393216
    Try this

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