VPNs and double encryption
- From: Miguel González Castaños <miguel_3_gonzalez@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 12:03:44 +0200
Dear all,
As I have already mentioned here I'm doing an online course in Security. My final assignment or project is to design (but I have decided to go further and implement it) a VPN for a small office which in theory would have HTTPs I've chosen OpenVPN for my tests. My tutor mentions that I should realize that using a VPN and https can be a problem when it comes about slow connections. I have used in the past some VPNs at work and using https and I haven't realized such problem (and I was using wireless connections in hotels).
Any tool or guidance that I could use to measure if there is such impact on performance?
Thanks!
Miguel
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