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The problem I've found using the RPI is that it doesn't have the CPU instructions for fast AES, so if you want to route your traffic through a VPN you're stuck
by carlhjerpe 5y ago
The problem I've found using the RPI is that it doesn't have the CPU instructions for fast AES, so if you want to route your traffic through a VPN you're stuck with 40-50Mbps.
Now with VRF-lite in the kernel, it's super simple to route all traffic through a VPN, just put your WAN iface in one VRF and the OVPN/WG interface and your LAN interface in another one, masquerade outgoing traffic on the VPN interface and call it a day. Ofc you need to connect to a VPN provider you trust. TorrentFreak might be a good resource to find reliable ones (the ones that protect ThePirateBay for example).
I'm probably just gonna buy a teeny x86 board, ARM for computers is still weird and incompatible here and there (why is there a raspian when there's already debian, why is there a Manjaro version per popular ARM device while there's only one for x86_64 and one for x86 on the CISC side).