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That was one of the things that i was thinging about. I know that the MTU is set to 1500. I will try reducing it and see what I get as a result.<br />
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We get 30 over 30 dedicated at the lesser site. When we test it to a local location we usually get about 80% of what it is rated at for upload. Even if it was 50% we should still be getting better speeds. 
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That was one of the things that i was thinging about. I know that the MTU is set to 1500. I will try reducing it and see what I get as a result.

We get 30 over 30 dedicated at the lesser site. When we test it to a local location we usually get about 80% of what it is rated at for upload. Even if it was 50% we should still be getting better speeds.

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The VPN is between to Cisco ASA's, so should the MTU be changed on the inside or outside interface?
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The VPN is between to Cisco ASA's, so should the MTU be changed on the inside or outside interface?

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The MTU that will affect the VPN is on the inside interface. &nbsp; ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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The MTU that will affect the VPN is on the inside interface.   ... Thinkpads_User


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Thank you. I was happy to assist and trust speeds are better now. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Thank you. I was happy to assist and trust speeds are better now. ... Thinkpads_User


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We are getting poor performance with a VPN from our main site in New York to a branch in Shanghai. We have a 50Mbps link in New York and a 30 Mbps link in Shanghai. however we only get about 500kbps. Is there anyway that we can improve this short of getting a guaranteed link between the two offices?
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We are getting poor performance with a VPN from our main site in New York to a branch in Shanghai. We have a 50Mbps link in New York and a 30 Mbps link in Shanghai. however we only get about 500kbps. Is there anyway that we can improve this short of getting a guaranteed link between the two offices?

slow speeds from new york to shanghai

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