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• RV325 Cisco VPN throughput?

  Dear Sir.

  I intend to buy this VPN router to connect my laptop to the home network via the VPN Ipsec configuartion Office of Mr. I have a few questions to ask.

  First of all, my laptop can see all computers on the network with 100 M/s?

  Second, I used this connection for my software Vray for rendering distributed remotely. This is the main objective. Now, I m using the Asus RT - 66U router built in open VPN service and speed 2 M/s, but the actual data flow for this process is 20 M/s. I wonder if I buy cisco RV325 which can help to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  David

  Hello David,.

  You can find in the RV320/325 Datasheed IPSec VPN throughput is 100 Mbps:

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/routers/rv325-dual-Giga...

  Please note that the upload speed and download you'll actually are also determined by your ISP, as well as the way which you VPN tunnels will have many assets on the router.

  Kind regards

  Milan Milanov

• VPN Throughput on 1721

  I have trying to find max VPN throughput on my 1721 VPN package. I don't finy nothing difinitive. I use the Ethernet interface of the WIC to connect to Congress and other centres, so it is not limited by the line rented in most cases.

  The exact flow of a 860MPC base (1721) Cisco router is based on a number of factors. Encryption/encapsulation type, version of the code, etc.

  3DES IPSec router to router "in the laboratory" with 1400 bytes packets are out 8 MB I think. If your network is not "in the lab" you can expect less (probably much less) than that.

• The ISR G2 GET VPN throughput

  I looked up a document detailing the flow of VPN to GET on the ISR G2 routers. I only found a general IPSec flow for them, and I couldn't find a document GET VPN for old ISR routers.

  Can someone help me find this information?

  Kind regards

  Xavier

  Xavier,

  It is always better to ping your Cisco system engineer for this information.

  I don't think we have an external update (module ISM came out considering in particular).

  As employees of Cisco, we cannot provide internal data and the majority of the results of the tests are labeled "confidential Cisco.

  Provide you those could make trouble for us :-)

  Marcin

• RV016 for 20 site to site VPN

  Best regards

  Currently I have a RV016 and a router RV110W to try to connect to one of our branches (retail of clothing) with the central site, we managed to install and VPN works very well, but we have more than 19 stores throughout the country.

  In stores, we can have 2 to 8 computers such as point of sale, one of them acting as server to our system, this server is required to connect to the main server in the central office.

  My question is: we have received some tips from people who say that these facilities are too small to connect to our 20 stores, anyone know if this is true? These RV series are suitable for this amount of connection of branches?

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Hello

  The ASA5506 is a very good security device and give you a lot more security.   The RV016 isn't a security feature, but it has a firewall.  Less flexible, less features.

  You need the ASA5506-x w / power of fire and more security license.  With the license of security Plus the 5506 do support that 10 IPsec VPN tunnels.  With the license, it supports 50.

  The broadband VPN (speed), however, is substantially the same between the ASA and the RV016.  ASA get 100 Mbps VPN and the RV016 get 97 Mbit/s throughput.  very similar.

  The neck of the bottle is actually with the RV110w on the remote site.  There only get 5 Mbps VPN throughput.  You should consider the RV130W with 50 Mbps VPN throughput.

  Kind regards

• Forward traffic IPSec VPN

  Hi dude, I want to address this topic to understand ipsec VPN throughput.
  I have 1 router 1921 and 1 ASA 5510 behind the router. I want to set up remote access on ASA firewall by traffic shaping router forwards (port UDP 500 and UDP 4500 port). I have 1 public IP address and I already configure NAT on the router. In fact, I heard that IPsec cannot pass through the NAT. So if I want to configure VPN on SAA, it is possible to do? All the guys comment on and propose your idea to me. Thanks for your reply.

  Hello

  When you say, you have a public IP address. Is this address IP is assigned to the interface of the router or not attributed distinct IP address.

  If its not assigned public IP address, you can make static NAT with ASA outside the IP address to a public IP address on your router as below

  {100.100.x.x}fa0/0<-(R1)->fa0/1{192.168.100.1}<------->{192.168.100.2}eth0/0(ASA)eth0/1{172.16.01}

  IP nat inside source 192.168.100.2 static 100.100.x.x

  This way you have full IP to IP NAT.

  If you got the only IP address that is assigned to the interface of the router then you will need to nat as port said

  For VPN gateways running versions of the Cisco IOS software prior to version 12.2 (13) T, the functionality of IPSec passthrough is required on the router that runs PAT to enable payload ESP (Encapsulating Security) through.

  Note: This feature is called IPSec through NAT (NAT) network support Advisory software (registered only customers).

  In order to initiate the tunnel of the local counterpart (PATed), no configuration is necessary. In order to initiate the tunnel of the remote peer, these commands are needed:

  • IP nat inside source static esp inside_ip interface, interface

  • IP nat inside source udp static inside_ip 500 interface interface 500

  For VPN gateways that run a version of the Cisco IOS software later than 12.2 (13) T, IPSec traffic is encapsulated in data protocol packets UDP (User) port 4500. This feature is called IPSec NAT transparency . In order to initiate the tunnel of the local counterpart (PATed), no configuration is necessary.

  In order to initiate the tunnel of the remote peer, these commands are needed:

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/security-VPN/IPSec-negotiation-IKE-protocols/23820-iOS-Pat-IPSec-tunnel.html

  • IP nat inside source udp static inside_ip 4500 4500 interface interface

  • IP nat inside source udp static inside_ip 500 interface interface 500

  HTH

  Sandy

• VPN-3DES encryption speeds

  Anyone know if there is any Cisco documentation which corresponds to what the 3des encryption maximum speeds are by router.

  I am looking specifically for the Cisco2621 router without the GOAL card.

  Thank you

  Hi Patrick,

  Peroformance without OBJECTIVE cards numbers are difficult to obtain that the processor runs other operations at the same time and would not be a difficult number just for the VPN/throughput performance. With the GOAL card numbers can be seen at: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps259/products_data_sheet09186a0080088750.html

  In addition, you must contact your local Cisco SE or team account for any number of performance, they should be able to provide those.

  Thank you

  Aamir Waheed,

  Cisco Systems, Inc.

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• Use of the PIX of the to encrypt a WAN link

  We are looking to purchase a service of dark fiber between 2 data centers.

  We want to encrypt all traffic flowing between the sites, but many dedicated devices stop to 45 MB.

  We use PIX at each end, just to drive the connection like a virtual private network, but what speed I would get the link?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  The PIX and ASA can deliver more than 400 Mbps 3DES/AES VPN throughput. (Models of high-end with gigabit interfaces).

  HTH

  Andrew.

• ASA5540 flow

  Hello

  ASA5540 firewall throughput is 650Mbps, 3DES/AES VPN throughput is 325Mbps.

  Is the total throughput of 650 M + 325 M firewall? Or 650M?

  Thank you

  650 is the total cumulative flow amount that will support the device.

  The notation 325Mbps is simply to specify that the device can process 325Mbps of 3DES/AES encrypted data. These data would be the limit of 650Mbps.

• Cisco 1921 / K9

  Hi all

  1: my Corp Office, I installed a K9 Cisco 1921, I want to know that how IPSec VPN Tunnel Cisco 1921 /k9 can support and what is the IPSec VPN throughput?

  2: I have connected a link bandwidth (150 Mbit/s Download and 25 Mbit/s upload) to my Cisco 1921/K9, I want to know if Cisco 1921/K9 is able to manage bandwidth 150Mbps?

  3: If one of my retail site runs on 10 Mbps of bandwidth on Cisco RV220W connect to Cisco 1921/K9 for the Corp. Office. How much bandwidth IPSec tunnel will use?

  4: I have 200 points of sale and each have 5 computers, wifi and son (Mix few are on wifi and little are wired) that is block to install to the location of the retail of Cisco RV325 Cisco RV220W or 3.

  Thank you

  Sandy

  For retail locations, I would watch the series 880 s. They are available with built-in ADSL/VDSL modems and also wireless. The WIFI network can be controlled by a WLC.

  Management is the reason why I use RV-devices. As far as I know, they have still any IOS-like. The AP can be controlled with a WLC which also makes very easy to manage.

  For the router to 4000, I know that what is stated in the data sheet and the part of the config guide of license (the last router Cisco 4000 I used performed a decade... ;-)).

  But there are more feature-licenses like DRY/SSEC you need.

  It seems that the performance is entirely controlled by the license and the 100 / 300 Mbps is the performance of the services. But without the HSEC license, you are limited (as for many cisco routers) to 85 Mbps encrypted 225 tunnels and bandwidth.

• PIX501 Question flow

  Hello

  I have a PIX501, that is about 2 years 6.3 (5) running. I wonder what the flow is about it. I looked through the cisco Web site, but I noticed that the PIX501 is now 100 MB outside the Interface. Was there a change to this. I am convinced that mine has a 10 MB int. I guess that it is half-duplex.

  I am upgrading to the 17 MB internet connection and wonder if the PIX can handle this.

  Otherwise, and since I do not think that Cisco will never bring Pix 7.0 on these units, I look something like a 871, etc.. How to compare the capabilities of FW to PIX.

  Thank you

  I don't think you need to worry unless you use VPN tunnel on it

  When you upgrade the PIX 501 version 6.3, the inside interface is automatically upgraded to 100 Mbps duplex full. During the upgrade process, the system displays the message "interface ethernet1 can be defined to 100full."

  Summary of performance

  ClearText flow: up to 60 MB/s

  Concurrent connections: 7 500

  THE 56-bit IPsec VPN throughput: up to 6 MB/s

  3DES 168 bit IPsec VPN throughput: up to 3 Mbps

  128-bit AES IPsec VPN throughput: up to 4.5 Mbps

  Simultaneous VPN peers: 10 *.

  * Number of concurrent access from site to site or remotely (SAs) IKE Security Association support

• Number of tunnel VPN LRT224

  Hello!

  I trying to get the LRT224 and need to understand something before you buy it:

  Manual user said it supports 50 VPN tunnels, but in the demo of the user Web interface, I can see PPTP 45 + 5 + 5 OpenVPN EasyLink - how these add up?

  In addition, these numbers limit the simultaneous number of tunnels or VPN accounts? For example can I have 10 accounts Easy Link (Open VPN) created and use only 3 of them at the same time, for example?

  Thank you very much!

  Hello, Amalakhov! These are the VPN router features:

  -50 via IPsec Site to Site tunnels
  -5 (compatible with OpenVPN) SSL tunnels
  -5 PPTP tunnels
  -IPsec 110 Mbps throughput
  -12 Mbps SSL throughput

  The maximum number of concurrent VPN connections through the router depends on the flow of IPSec. Your connection will be sacrificed if you would connect more than 5 tunnels at the same time.

• Throuput VPN on a 2651XM router

  Where can I find this info?

  Also, I got the used router (for nearly nothing $) but I know it's a value of some $$$. Where can I find out what model it is exactly? 'show version' doesn't show much.

  Oh sorry, pasted the link partner. This link doesn't seem to be available on a non-partner unfortunately link, so here's a copy of the relevant pieces of her:

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  AIM-VPN/BPII, is only supported in the Cisco 2600XMs. It has support for DES/3DES and AES (optimized for the AES128 only) as well as layer 3 Compression (IPPCP). This module requires ZJ Cisco IOS version 12.2 (15) and later versions.

  AIM-VPN/BPII - MORE is only supported in the Cisco 2600XMs. AIM-VPN/EPII-PLUS is supported in the 2691 and 3725 only. The BPII-PLUS and EPII-PLUS supports DES/3DES and are optimized for all key AES (AES128, AES192 and AES256) with Layer 3 Compression (IPPCP). These modules are supported in 12.3 (5 c), 12.3 (6) and later for the releases of the pipe major and 12.3 (7) T and later for releases of T.

  Q. What is the function executes the VPN Module?

  A. the Module VPN of Cisco 1700, 2600, 3600, and 3700 Series optimizes the platform for the IPSec VPN. Module accelerates not only the triple data standard (3DES) encryption and data (a) standard encryption, advanced encryption standard (AES) algorithms used in IPSec, but it handles many other tasks related to IPSec: hash, key exchange and storage of security associations. In doing so, the VPN module releases the Cisco 1700 series processor, 2600, 3600, and 3700 to run another router, voice and firewall features.

  Q. What is the maximum performance DES/3DES/AES-128 IPSec with packages of 1 400 byte for the Cisco 1700 series, 2600, 3600, and 3700 using the VPN Module?

  A. Cisco 2650/51XM with AIM-VPN/BPII or AIM-VPN/BPII-PLUS will give 10 Mbps throughput with traffic IMIX, 22 Mbpsthroughput with the packet size of 1400bytes and support 800 tunnels.

  Q. What is the maximum performance of the IPSec AES-192/256 with IMIX packages for Cisco 1700 series, 2600, 3600, and 3700 using the VPN Module?

  A. Cisco 2650/51XM with AIM-VPN/BPII will give 8.5 Mbit/s throughput with traffic IMIX for AES-192 and 256. BPII-MORE will give around 10 Mbps performance.

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  In addition, you should know that this card was that EOL would be according to:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/routers/ps274/prod_eol_notice0900aecd802d3d0b.html

  It is still supported until 2010 and will work well for you, it is simply not fast enough with AES-192 and AES-256 as the version MORE than the same card, which was hardware-optimized especially for large key sizes. If you use 3DES or AES-128, then there is no difference in performance.

• Limits of pix 506 for VPN client connections

  Hello. My company is looking to move away from using Microsoft's RRAS to workers to remote VPN connections. We have a 506th Pix currently serving 2 site VPN connections and client connections. Nobody knows what the limit for concurrent client vpn connections on a 506e and if having 10 to 20 clients connected at the same time (on a user base of 100 +) would cause problems. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

  There is no license for the number of connections limit, this is more a limitation of resources. Check that the data sheet a 506E can handle 16 MB of 3DES VPN. It's marketing plug so the actual throughput will be lower.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps5708/ps5709/ps2030/ps4336/product_data_sheet09186a0080091b13.html

  Hope that helps.

• 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 ---------------------- DOWNLOAD: 6 to 10 Mbps Upload: 1 to 2 Mbps Details of router ---------------------- 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 ------------------------- DOWNLOAD: 1.35 Mbps Upload: 1.24 Mbps Details of router ---------------------- 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.