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VPN & Cable ISP = Slow Read & Write

 
 
Hareth
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      06-17-2004, 04:16 PM
VPN clients connect successfully & fast.....But writing, and especially
reading/executing files is REALLY slow....

I m guessing its b/c of the 200kb upload bandwidth...do you think thats the
case?


 
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Phillip Windell
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      06-17-2004, 05:57 PM
Yes. VPN always uses the slower b/c speed of the line and it does it both
ways. You do not get the faster speeds on the download side when using VPN.


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> VPN clients connect successfully & fast.....But writing, and especially
> reading/executing files is REALLY slow....
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> I m guessing its b/c of the 200kb upload bandwidth...do you think thats

the
> case?
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