Tim Nelson wrote: > Those were my 'assumptions' as well... :-) > > I was hoping someone could point me in the direction of any sort of 'soft > limit' imposed by OpenVPN itself as was presented with IPSEC.
I guess you'd need to take a look at the memory footprint of the openvpn daemon - code & data plus any IP stack usage, then multiply by the some fiddle factor. A quick check of our openvpn server suggests about 2M for RSS with one client, so lets say pessimistically 16M per user including IP buffers? 100 users means about a 1.5GB ram? You'd need to look at whether all your client's bandwidths could add up to your avaiable server b/w. With cable modem uplink speeds reaching 1Mb, assuming you wanted 2:1 contention, your 100 users would need 50Mbps? no guarantees as to the correctness of any of this guesswork :-) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
