Re: Very slow transfer speeds
Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2017 10:00 am
was this issue ever resolved. I have same issues with OpenVPN 2.4.1
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Re: Very slow transfer speeds
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2017 6:19 am
No, we haven't been able to solve this and had to abandon OpenVPN unfortunately. We've tried every transfer speed improvement suggestion out there and experimented with a myriad of different configurations but never came close to the line speeds.
Re: Very slow transfer speeds
Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2017 11:25 am
you can try adding this on your server config to see if the speed can max or not
sndbuf 3399999
rcvbuf 3399999
push "sndbuf 3399999 "
push "rcvbuf 3399999 "
my server run over 6 months without restart and client can connect at full speed up and down and i am happy , hope it can help your speed trouble.
sndbuf 3399999
rcvbuf 3399999
push "sndbuf 3399999 "
push "rcvbuf 3399999 "
my server run over 6 months without restart and client can connect at full speed up and down and i am happy , hope it can help your speed trouble.
Re: Very slow transfer speeds
Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2018 1:56 pm
The answer is easy: You cannot connect with a higher speed than your lowest upload speed.
For instance, if you have like me on the server side a download speed of 75Mb and an upload speed of 8Mb and on the client side a download speed of 30Mb with an upload speed of 4Mb. It is only then logical that the max speed of the VPN connect is 4Mb.
In this example the speed of the VPN connection can only be increased by increasing the upload speed on the client side.
For instance, if you have like me on the server side a download speed of 75Mb and an upload speed of 8Mb and on the client side a download speed of 30Mb with an upload speed of 4Mb. It is only then logical that the max speed of the VPN connect is 4Mb.
In this example the speed of the VPN connection can only be increased by increasing the upload speed on the client side.
Re: Very slow transfer speeds
Posted: Fri May 04, 2018 9:06 am
I have the same miserable problem. My upload at home is 12mBit, download at work is at least 50mBit, and yet, I get speeds way below 1mBit.
However, the problem seems to exist when I transfer more smaller files. If I attempt to transfer single bigger file back and forth, seems to work quite well.
We use Sophos Firewall, I will question there, but I see I am not the only one with the problem... any ideas what/how to troubleshoot?
However, the problem seems to exist when I transfer more smaller files. If I attempt to transfer single bigger file back and forth, seems to work quite well.
We use Sophos Firewall, I will question there, but I see I am not the only one with the problem... any ideas what/how to troubleshoot?
Re: Very slow transfer speeds
Posted: Thu May 24, 2018 9:54 pm
So what if like in my case you have identical networks 200 down 10 up on both sides but when transferring a file you max out at 1MB ?ejanszen wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2018 1:56 pmThe answer is easy: You cannot connect with a higher speed than your lowest upload speed.
For instance, if you have like me on the server side a download speed of 75Mb and an upload speed of 8Mb and on the client side a download speed of 30Mb with an upload speed of 4Mb. It is only then logical that the max speed of the VPN connect is 4Mb.
In this example the speed of the VPN connection can only be increased by increasing the upload speed on the client side.
Re: Very slow transfer speeds
Posted: Thu Mar 18, 2021 6:02 pm
300000 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2017 11:25 amyou can try adding this on your server config to see if the speed can max or not
sndbuf 3399999
rcvbuf 3399999
push "sndbuf 3399999 "
push "rcvbuf 3399999 "
my server run over 6 months without restart and client can connect at full speed up and down and i am happy , hope it can help your speed trouble.
Confirm that! I got a 2x speed increase over WiFi. Thanks!!