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New Around Here
Hi all,
I recently purchased and set up pfsense on this little beauty: GB-BSi3HAL-6100. It's currently sitting between my asus rt-n66u mode which I just put into AP mode and my modem and it's acting as my router. I just got pfsense working and had setup the openvpn client to connect to an openvpn server I have set up on aws.
My test speeds on a wired connection are:
27-50 Mbps / 50-70 Mbps
When the vpn is off, on the same connection I get:
100 Mbps / 90 Mbps.
I checked on the cpu usage on both my new router box and the aws box and the user + system cpu usage never goes above 7% collectively. What do you think is the bottle neck? I would really appreciate some pointers in the right direction. Thanks!
I recently purchased and set up pfsense on this little beauty: GB-BSi3HAL-6100. It's currently sitting between my asus rt-n66u mode which I just put into AP mode and my modem and it's acting as my router. I just got pfsense working and had setup the openvpn client to connect to an openvpn server I have set up on aws.
My test speeds on a wired connection are:
27-50 Mbps / 50-70 Mbps
When the vpn is off, on the same connection I get:
100 Mbps / 90 Mbps.
I checked on the cpu usage on both my new router box and the aws box and the user + system cpu usage never goes above 7% collectively. What do you think is the bottle neck? I would really appreciate some pointers in the right direction. Thanks!
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