We were able to cap our 50Mb upload available at our Main office. Configured correctly, you can connect one behind any standard home router (or DHCP supporting internet connection) to make a secure connection that is much faster than the SSLVPN can provide. It's been a real help for most of our designers.įor extreme cases we already had a Mikrotik RB100x4 in house and for roughly $60 you can get 5port Hex units that support hardware encryption. I know other design software suites offer different variations to this. This takes less time than opening it directly over the VPN. They can pull the entire assembly local (still can take awhile) but that way they can work on it local and check it back in when done. Solidworks/CAD - If your Org uses PDM for Solidworks, leverage the file checkout features it has. I have left it at poor SMB performance over a connection of more than a couple ms. I have used a couple of different methods to work around or eliminate the SSL-VPN performance issues. Solidworks assemblies would take anywhere from 5-30minutes to open depending on size. No matter the internet speed the employee had at their end. I know this isn't what you want to hear, but we have a nsa2650 here, using SSLVPN we are unable to break 2.8MB/s via SMB.
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