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Presto · 02-19-2019, 09:46 AM

What model is your router? Which VPN service are you using?

Running VPN on a router requires some decent processing power. A dual-core router should be sufficient, but anything less will be slow.

EDIT: Also, in OP, you mentioned you were also using the Windows client for VPN. Since you have VPN on the router, you won't need it on any client computers.

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Presto Zombie Mod Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Langley Posts: 9,953 Thanked 5,274 Times in 1,589 Posts Failed 120 Times in 54 Posts Member's Picture Albums	What model is your router? Which VPN service are you using? Running VPN on a router requires some decent processing power. A dual-core router should be sufficient, but anything less will be slow. EDIT: Also, in OP, you mentioned you were also using the Windows client for VPN. Since you have VPN on the router, you won't need it on any client computers. __________________ Romans 10:9 Last edited by Presto; 02-19-2019 at 10:12 AM.