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How to calculate Remote VPN capacity?
Hi fellows,
I am wondering is there a way to estimate how many remote access connections could be handled by a gateway, assuming there is now license restrictions.
For example, I have 6500 GW with 16GB RAM primary used for remote vpn connections - Endpoint VPN clients, Mobile Access VPN clients and SNX clients.
Is there a way to estimate the ras vpn capacity based on cpu/memory/connections ?
Thanks!
P.S Yeah, it is related to current virus situation and ability to work from home.
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The 6500 Datasheet (Basic version) states:
Ideal Testing Conditions |
- 22.8 Gbps of UDP 1518 byte packet firewall throughput - 4.3 Gbps of AES-128 VPN throughput - 140,000 connections per second, 64 byte response - 2M concurrent connections, 64 byte response |
CCSP - CCSE / CCTE / CTPS / CCME / CCSM Elite / SMB Specialist
