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May 12th, @08:41PM

reply to aus3ya
Re: VPN and FIOS

Is it a split-tunnel VPN, or is all traffic going through the VPN? If all traffic is going through the VPN you'll be limited by the speed at the other end of the connection.

My company uses a Cisco VPN and I'm connecting over FIOS and do not see that kind of speed dropoff.
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