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Asked by LukaKrop in C++ Programming Language
Hello Experts,
I am writing a proxy/router service. My goal is to create connection between two IP's and route all traffic from one IP to another (and vice versa). For example I connect through internet to this proxy/router service and someone else also connects to this proxy/router service. Proxy reads my data and forwards them to the other guy. And of course the same goes the other way, from the other guy to me.
So in my code I create for each socket connection a separate thread. Then I create a list of active sockets. Each connected user sends first data with whom he wants interchange data. Proxy/router finds the target user in the list of active SOCKS. So the thread that receives data forwards all data to other user. For sending data he uses SOCK from the list.
If both users are in LAN everything is ok. The speed is ok and no problems. But as soon as one of the user connects from the Internet the speed drops. Ok I know thet the speed on LAN is much faster but I made a simple test. I connected directly to the other user and measured the speed (I have ADSL 10/1). Then I installed on one of my local machine the proxy. So we again connect to each other but this time through proxy. I was connecting in LAN and the other guy from the Internet. This time the speed was 1/2 the speed we connected directly...
Any ideas??
Thank you for your help and I am sorry for my bad English.
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