VPN & Cable ISP = Slow Read & Write

Discussion in 'Windows Networking' started by Hareth, Jun 17, 2004.

  1. Hareth

    Hareth Guest

    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?
     
    Hareth, Jun 17, 2004
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  2. Hareth

    Phillip Windell Guest

    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.
     
    Phillip Windell, Jun 17, 2004
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