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Kirth in reply to @aggi

So.. make sure to get the OPVN file from the server. There's a bunch of flags it sets in that file. Copy those and make sure openvpn client is actually running them. The biggest one is the buffer settings. The defaults are terrible, but AS server tries to push new settings. Some clients will ignore that and hence shit speeds.

Depends on which client you are using of course.

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aggi in reply to @Kirth

When I was saying my server there I meant my home one, not the VPN server. A bit confusing.

I'm using the Windows client that downloads automatically when you go to the page. Works fine on my Windows laptop, works but slower on my Windows server which is possibly due to the processor https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=AMD+Turion+II+Neo+N40L+Dual-Core Will have a look at other settings though.

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Kirth in reply to @aggi

oh if you are using Windows, the client will auto-accept the details from OpenVPN-AS and set them right. It's possible CPU/RAM ?

I'm running it on a ESXi VM with 2 cores + 1Gb of ram off a 2011 MBP i5 .. so probably a bit overkill and a lot faster than a Turion II

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