jumper Here are the tests that I did with and without OpenVPN running. Without OpenVPN Download Speed: 23.69 MB/s Upload Speed: 3.20 MB/s With OpenVPN Download Speed: 2.83 MB/s Upload Speed: 2.14 MB/s Both tests were done at Speedtest.net Why the HUGE difference and can anyone help me do something with my script to make it better? I would really appreciate it! (script is below) I'm also using the latest windows version (2.2.2?) client auth-nocache auth-user-pass ;auth_user_pass_verify_script authpass.txt dev tun ;connect_retry_max = 10 keepalive 20 40 # Windows needs the TAP-Win32 adapter name # from the Network Connections panel # if you have more than one. On XP SP2, # you may need to disable the firewall # for the TAP adapter. ;dev-node MyTap ;proto tcp proto udp ;remote my-server-1 1194 ;remote my-server-2 1194 remote ********.vpn.*****.net 1194 ;remote-random resolv-retry infinite nobind ;user nobody ;group nobody # Try to preserve some state across restarts. persist-key persist-tun ca ******.pem remote-cert-tls server ;cert client1.crt ;key client1.key script-security 3 # Set log file verbosity. verb 3 # Silence repeating messages ;mute 20 route-method exe route-delay 10
jumper Thanks for the reply. Can you tell me where to find that information? I'm not sure what you're asking. Sorry to be dumb about it 🙂 I may have already included what you want in my original post. Is the following what you are looking for? Without OpenVPN Download Speed: 23.69 MB/s Upload Speed: 3.20 MB/s With OpenVPN Download Speed: 2.83 MB/s Upload Speed: 2.14 MB/s
maikcat i meant internet speed links... your openvpn server connects to internet right?with what speed? same applies to your client.. Michael.
jumper My client's connection speed to the internet is 100 mb/s. I am unable to provide you with the information about the VPN server. It's an odd setup actually. If you've heard of it, I have a RiseUp.net account. And the way their tunnel works is, it goes to a VPN Server, then it goes back to the RiseUp server, then it comes back to me (if I understand it correctly). The VPN server is in Seattle and I live in Tennessee. I might be better off trying to find a local (or closer) VPN server because I think I might be taking a performance hit because of having to go through two servers before it get's back to me. It's a trade off with RiseUp. They do extra filtering and cleanup to make everything more secure.
maikcat My client's connection speed to the internet is 100 mb/s. ouaou... i am living in the stone age.. (1mbit up/12 down) :shock: Michael.
jumper sorry man... I'm not very good at this. I got that from the properties on my network connection. I appreciate your help, don't worry about it. thanks.
maikcat I got that from the properties on my network connection. eemm this has nothing to do with your internet speed link... :? Michael.
jumper me again... does this make sense? I got these numbers from the CNET Bandwidth Meter Online Speed Test. Line speed: 20075 Kbps let me know if I'm getting closer :?:
maikcat possibly this is the download speed... you need to know what your UPLOAD speed is on the openvpn server side. Michael.
justkian wow the speed difference is very striking. I never use vpn because I always get error when try to connect to the internet. ----------------------------------- Lowongan Kerja
[deleted] Yes, This is very obvious to get the the difference in the internet speed with OpenVPN and without OpenVPN because when we connect with OpenVPN we are connected with a virtual TAP adapter and the other reason to get slow internet speed is as your OpenVPN Server is located at far remote location and you will get the latency due to distant location. I would like to suggest you to test the latency by the following 1) First connect OpenVPN and ping google.com and then check the result. 2) Disconnect OpenVPN and then again ping google.com then again check the result. If you get the same issue then you need to change the server location.
blaser DO you push the gateway from the server? push "redirect-gateway def1" If that's the case the speed you are getting is the max you can get.
