Bobbin
Honorary Master
Just curious, this isn't really my area of expertise obviously...
A bunch of people who use a Cisco VPN client on their PC's complain that it is slower over a shared fiber link than it is using their own 3G cards.
Aside from other obvious bandwidth related issues/congestion/firewalls that could be possible on the fiber line - Someone once told me that VPN effectively halves the bandwidth for each session. So the more people that are using VPN on one line the more that line's speed is halved. 1mb becomes 512 becomes 256 etc... How is this true??? :wtf:
Maybe someone can elaborate on what this person meant?
A bunch of people who use a Cisco VPN client on their PC's complain that it is slower over a shared fiber link than it is using their own 3G cards.
Aside from other obvious bandwidth related issues/congestion/firewalls that could be possible on the fiber line - Someone once told me that VPN effectively halves the bandwidth for each session. So the more people that are using VPN on one line the more that line's speed is halved. 1mb becomes 512 becomes 256 etc... How is this true??? :wtf:
Maybe someone can elaborate on what this person meant?