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Thank you so much, I was wondering, if possible is there any known education resources about this in particular to understand how the protocol (IPSEC) sets up windowing.
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Thank you so much, I was wondering, if possible is there any known education resources about this in particular to understand how the protocol (IPSEC) sets up windowing.

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There is a site to site IPsec vpn. Site A is 18down/3up Cable broadband, Site B is 18down/18up dedicated line. Not taking in consideration overhead or inconsistency of the broadband ISP. <br />
It is my understanding that the VPN tunnel bandwidth would be 3up/3down. However, my colleagues which are much more experienced than I am, informed me that it would be 18down and 3 up. Can someone please clarify this for me and provide me a location where I can read about this.
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There is a site to site IPsec vpn. Site A is 18down/3up Cable broadband, Site B is 18down/18up dedicated line. Not taking in consideration overhead or inconsistency of the broadband ISP. 
It is my understanding that the VPN tunnel bandwidth would be 3up/3down. However, my colleagues which are much more experienced than I am, informed me that it would be 18down and 3 up. Can someone please clarify this for me and provide me a location where I can read about this.

IPSEC VPN Bandwidth question with different ISP speeds on both locations

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