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How fast can it do with without native support? EDIT: Seems like >700 Mbps is possible with the pi4. Not bad, IMO: https://www.reddit.com/r/WireGuard/comments/

• Havoc 7y ago
  Yeah the rasp 4s are pretty insane. You can also use them as a router/firewall if you're sufficiently insane via a USB3 network adapter.
  • bestham 7y ago
    Or as a "one-armed router" with the use of a VLAN capable switch.
  • jsight 7y ago
    Honestly, I use a pi 3b as a router/firewall and it works pretty well for up to ~90 Mbs of traffic. That is just enough for me right now. Its an unexpected use case, but it is much more stable and flexible than a lot of "better" solutions.
    • Havoc 7y ago
      Managed 250 with a rasp4. Mostly because that was fiber line speed at the time. I suspect they can do 500ish