What do I do first? First check your router and see if it already has a built in VPN Server that simply needs to be setup and configured. However if you have an always on PC-NVR it can also run it on there with great performance capabilities, or on a dedicated VPN appliance such as a Raspberry Pi Where do I run my VPN Server? the best place is on your home router, since it will be required to be online and reachable for all remote connections anyhow its the best candidate. A Raspberry Pi3 can do ~45Mbit, if you have faster uploads than that and wish to use those speeds over VPN then you need to research VPN Crypto benchmarks and find a device that can meet your needs, perhaps a dedicated VPN Crypto Appliance or PC. a router with a 600MHz single core CPU will only do a few Mbit unless it has crypto hardware to help accelerate it.
Higher end equipment (Multicore 1Ghz+ routers) are typically capable of 20Mbit or more VPN speeds which is faster than most typical home internet upload ceilings.
However if you have fiberoptic/business/european/asian connectivity you will need to make some hardware considerations to ensure you have adequate performance to utilize your actual connectivity. If you are on a typical residential internet with just a few Mbit of upload speeds this is rarely ever a problem. As long as your VPN Server has more capability than your outbound/upload speeds you'll never encounter this bottleneck. The first throughput bottleneck your likely to encounter is how much data your VPN Server can encrypt in realtime. Will VPN Tunnel cause me to hit bandwidth limits faster? Practically no, the additional bandwidth used to encapsulate traffic in an encrypted tunnel is minimal and a tiny blip compared to your actual video stream.Ĭrypto Speeds, this is the only real performance concern.
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If you have an externally routable IP address you will run your own VPN Server on your own network, using free software. such as watching Netflix from a US IP, or downloading Torrents without exposing your IP address to the swarm. these are used to hide your location from public internet services. there are services out there that will run a VPN Server for you on a remote network. It can range form very easy to very hard, stack the odds in your favor with good research and testing.ĭo i have to pay for a VPN Service? No, this a common point of confusion.
Site to Site VPN and some equipment may require very specific configurations that may require some more intense debugging and configuration. How hard is it to setup a VPN Server?, if you have a router that already included VPN Server built in its no more difficult than forwarding ports is, infact with some consumer routers like Asus many people find it even easier to setup than Port Forwards. infact it will be exactly like your on your home wifi when the VPN tunnel is connected, all your fileshares, printers, cameras, IoT devices will be avilable and none will be aware of the VPN or the fact that your remote. The same configuration you use when your on your home wifi will work once the VPN is connected. All devices on your network will be reachable through there internal non-routable IP addresses. The VPN Tunnel is transparent, once connected its effectively as if you were connected directly to your home network.
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