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I've tried Speedify, several times. I keep forgetting that their exit points are widely blocked by many providers. I guess I could run another VPN on top of Sp
by bradknowles 4y ago
I've tried Speedify, several times. I keep forgetting that their exit points are widely blocked by many providers.
I guess I could run another VPN on top of Speedify, but then you'd lose all the protocol-specific QoS features and I don't know that the result would really be all that useful.
I'm currently investigating Peplink. So far, I'm having a hard time finding hardware that can support gigabit-class speeds with encryption, IDS/IPS, WAN Smoothing, etc... turned on. If you don't turn on any advanced features, sure you can get reasonably high speeds. But if you do turn on all the obvious features one would want, then throughput plunges through the floor.
Oh, and their hosted service only goes up to 100-200mbps. Beyond that, you need a dedicated hub.