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I have the same experience. I control both the OpenVPN server and client. Windows client have abysmal speed. Linux box which is located in the same apartments,
by vbezhenar 5y ago
I have the same experience. I control both the OpenVPN server and client. Windows client have abysmal speed. Linux box which is located in the same apartments, can easily saturate the 100 Mb/s link.
In the end I switched to IPsec which solved Windows performance issues. These times wireguard seems like a perfect solution, because IPsec configuration with various clients takes too much time.
- cm2187 5y agoI switched to IPsec too, which works great between windows machines, until I tried to make IPSec work between a windows and linux machine! But now all the procols are encrypted (SMB3, RDP, etc). Combine that with an IP while list auto applied to each machine's firewall and I don't think you really need a VPN anymore between your own machines. I only use VPNs for torrents now.