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Hi!I have an RV042G inside my network, i.e. behind my firewall/router for a special-purpose subnet. As usual, I manually configure a non-standard time-server. However, as I can see in the firewall logs of my router, the RV042G tries to contact a tim...
My wife changed the internet provider from ADSL to a cabel net. For ADSL I used my Cisco WRVS4400N with a DLink ADSL+ modem. From her new cabel net provider my wife will get a Cisco EPC2425 modem (router). I would like to use the EPC2425 only as the ...
https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/VPN_Capability_IPsec ...I remember a statement that anything beyond 60 msec can make IPsec painfully slow, especially with protocols like samba. Your connection appears to have (frequent?) hickups with 4000+ msec lat...
btw. I just saw the specs of the RV120W It's 10/100 Mb on WAN and LAN interfaces... does the device have enough power for an IPsec tunnel of that size? eeeehhhm this new forum software drives me crazy, how did my reply end up on top of the discussion...
google is your friend (as the NSA would say )https://serverfault.com/questions/375278/debug-vpn-latencyNext best guess is the MTU...I yield much better results since I switched from IPsec to OpenVPN tunnels, but one of the main issues to check fir...
oooppps, the Chinese IP belongs to an internet bar in Taizhou? http://urlm.co/www.hshh.org...very funny, Cisco!Btw, just for the sake of completeness: There was no device hooked up to the RV042G at the time, the screenshot was taken, except some RJ45...
