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> in my router That's probably the issue. A general purpose machine (with AES-NI), slap OpenBSD on it, disable DHCP server on your ISP router, let OpenBSD hand
by moviuro 9y ago
> in my router
That's probably the issue. A general purpose machine (with AES-NI), slap OpenBSD on it, disable DHCP server on your ISP router, let OpenBSD handle that... and done! (not for the faint of heart though)
You might even add a NIC to it, and act as another physical hop for firewalling, etc.
- shubb 9y agoThanks for the tip - I'll try out a connection with AES-NI CPUs at both ends and see if that helps...
- mirimir 9y agoI've had good luck with pfSense as a VPN client. Either as VMs, or on dedicated hardware with a decent CPU. If you're wanting more than 100 mbps, however, you probably also want a cryptoprocessor chip.