VPN poor Performance - Cisco RV220W and routers WRVS4400N

Hello

To one of our customer IPSec VPN is established between Cisco RV 220W and routers of Cisco WRVS4400N.

Router VPN /ISP details are as below

Location was Location B

Details of the Internet

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DOWNLOAD: 6 to 10 Mbps
Upload: 1 to 2 Mbps

Details of router

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Cisco RV220W

Firmware: 1.0.3.5

IKE policy

Encryption: 3DES
Authentication: MD5
Group: Group 2
Life key: 28800 sec

VPN strategy

Encryption: 3DES
Authentication: SHA - 1
Group: 1024 bits (Group 2)
Life key: 3 600 s
Perfect Forward Secrecy: enabled

Details of the Internet

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DOWNLOAD: 1.35 Mbps
Upload: 1.24 Mbps

Details of router

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Cisco WRVS4400N

Firmware version: V2.0.1.3

Phase 1

Encryption: 3DES
Authentication: MD5
Group: 1024 bits (Group 2)
Life key: 28800 sec

Phase 2

Encryption: 3DES
Authentication: SHA - 1
Group: 1024 bits (Group 2)
Life key: 3 600 s
Perfect Forward Secrecy: enabled

From the day that VPN has been implemented, the performance was poor. Frequent disconnections sessions live to the VPN nodes and very low transfer rate was alarming to users.

The servers in A location and users to the site B gets authenticated at the server DC level in A location

Applications of Terminal Server remote as Quickbooks, QQ Evolution, attendance RX serve also the location has by users to the location B

The login is your time and all applications are extremely slow.

I tried to copy files between share data between two locations and the results are as follows

Location A to location B-> 130 Kbps 140 Kbps

Location location B A-> 150 Kbps to 160 Kbps

What can be the problem for these poor performance VPN?

-Change the encryption for the least secure OF THE /MD5 would have a significant impact because it can reduce the overload on the routers?

-Even if both routers are routers SMB, it has really good VPN flow according to the data sheets. I couldn't find VPN flow mentioned in the WRVS4400N data sheet. One of the sons of CSC, I also noticed the VPN of WRVS4400N flow seemed really low as only about 1.6Mbps. (https://supportforums.cisco.com/thread/2107881)  Whereas RV220W router has VPN 90Mbps flow, according to the datasheet.

So, what can be the cause of the problem and what can be fixes possible?

Help, please!

ANUP sisi

Beginner to router Cisco VPN, please help

RVS4000 was designed to work in a small office. It supports 5 VPN tunnels with a maxium of 2 Mbps flow measured in a laboratory environment. It has a processor that has a motor integrated IPS, who would deliver 20 Mbps LAN - WAN throughput when IPS is enabled.

RV220W has been designed to operate in a slightly larger office with 25 IPsec VPN tunnels. It has a processor that has a built-in cryptographic engine able to deliver throughput 90 Mbps of IPsec. RV220W also supports 5 SSL VPN tunnels that can be used by employees and business partners for remote access.

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