About capacity on Server (And when using Wireguard

[NS0 0]

Awhile ago I see this post and realize 1 Gigabit server means 1.7 Gbit/s (with four OpenVPN)
Is that mean all 1 Gigabit server are actually 2 Gigabit?
And what about Wireguard on full load?

[OpenSourcerer 1365]

7 minutes ago, NS0 said:

1 Gigabit server means 1.7 Gbit/s (with four OpenVPN)

Erm… what? Can you elaborate?
 

7 minutes ago, NS0 said:

Is that mean all 1 Gigabit server are actually 2 Gigabit?

1 Gigabit full duplex means 1 Gigabit down and 1 Gigabit up at the same time. But that doesn't mean the capacity is 2 Gigabit: When you download a file, the VPN server in turn downloads it from the server and uploads it to you. If you download Ubuntu with 100 MB/s, the server is actually downloading it from Ubuntu servers with 100 MBit/s, and uploading that with 100 MB/s to you.

[NS0 0]

Just now, OpenSourcerer said:

Erm… what? Can you elaborate?

Yep, Check out the thread and scroll down a bit...
I was a liitle surprise when I saw it

[OpenSourcerer 1365]

You mean this?The discussion was about what bandwidth the hardware can handle with encryption. The link is still full-duplex Gigabit.

[NS0 0]

13 minutes ago, OpenSourcerer said:

You mean this?

The discussion was about what bandwidth the hardware can handle with encryption. The link is still full-duplex Gigabit.

Hmm ok