just worried during encryption. once wireguard/vpn is on hoping these will handle at least 1GigabitI can't claim personal experience, but in theory either of those should be more than sufficient to route 2.5Gbe at wire speed with anything short of Deep Packet Inspection (and maybe even that too if you're not also running a really complex firewall ruleset).
I run barebones metal with openwrt, mullvad vpn via Wireguard and hit almost 1gig speeds (am bottlenecked due to 1gig ethernet PC network card), had no issues for over a year with N5105 6 port router and now also N100 6 port router, both do the job fine.just worried during encryption. once wireguard/vpn is on hoping these will handle at least 1Gigabit
This is off-topic. Your CPU has AES built in and plays nicely with wireguard. It is way better than i3-N305.I run barebones metal with openwrt, mullvad vpn via Wireguard and hit almost 1gig speeds (am bottlenecked due to 1gig ethernet PC network card), had no issues for over a year with N5105 6 port router and now also N100 6 port router, both do the job fine.
With wire guard its much lighter on the system and multi-threaded so its not like openvpn is.
Anyone having issues with it should try running bare metal pfsense/opensense or openwrt and doing fault checking since it should be more then powerful enough to handle wireguard vpn performance of 1gig+.
Hi the N305 and even N100 are the upgrade to my N5105 cpu, all 3 have AES built in also.This is off-topic. Your CPU has AES built in and plays nicely with wireguard. It is way better than i3-N305.
Only recent generations of QAT have ChaCha20/Poly1305 acceleration. In other words, the older generations of QAT (such as in the Atom C3000 series) don't matter at all for WireGuard.you are correct. My bad. I was thinking about the Intel's QuickAssist technology which actually matters for wireguard.
AES performance has no relevance to wireguard since wireguard does not use AES.Your CPU has AES built in and plays nicely with wireguard.
No worries, these mini systems have a lot of technology and then it changes every 5 minutes.you are correct. My bad. I was thinking about the Intel's QuickAssist technology which actually matters for wireguard.