hi
what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge ?
is local bridge using lower cpu & ram than securenat?
what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
Because these are completely different function.
Comparing the these load does not make much sense.
If you compare the load per traffic simply, SecureNAT has higher load.
Please refer the online manual to know detail.
http://www.softether.org/4-docs/1-manua ... al_Bridges
http://www.softether.org/index.php?titl ... CP_Servers
Comparing the these load does not make much sense.
If you compare the load per traffic simply, SecureNAT has higher load.
Please refer the online manual to know detail.
http://www.softether.org/4-docs/1-manua ... al_Bridges
http://www.softether.org/index.php?titl ... CP_Servers
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
Thanks a lot
but i can't find any reference manual for set up the local bridge on windows server
i know for enable it, must disable secureNat and install dhcp server but i don't know how to connect dhcp to softether and how enable nat for it
can you please help me for setting up this feature ?
but i can't find any reference manual for set up the local bridge on windows server
i know for enable it, must disable secureNat and install dhcp server but i don't know how to connect dhcp to softether and how enable nat for it
can you please help me for setting up this feature ?
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
If you want to make a Windows server as a NAT router, you don't need to use local-bridge and SecureNAT.
Simply, you install VPN client on the same host and connect it to the virtual hub and enable ICS.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306126
If you want to construct more detailed network, you can configure NAT and DHCP which is embedded on Windows Server manually.
Simply, you install VPN client on the same host and connect it to the virtual hub and enable ICS.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306126
If you want to construct more detailed network, you can configure NAT and DHCP which is embedded on Windows Server manually.
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
if i use local bridge
can my vpn users access to internet from server?
*** and is users internet speed on local bridge faster than secureNat?
i found a link for set up local bridge on linux but can't find any manual for config it on windows :(
when i active it in softether and disable SecureNat, users can connect to server but they doesn't have any dhcp ip and access to internet !
can my vpn users access to internet from server?
*** and is users internet speed on local bridge faster than secureNat?
i found a link for set up local bridge on linux but can't find any manual for config it on windows :(
when i active it in softether and disable SecureNat, users can connect to server but they doesn't have any dhcp ip and access to internet !
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
Local bridge is equivalent to the cable connecting the LAN and Virtual HUB.
If there is DHCP service and internet access in the LAN, VPN client can use them.
http://www.softether.org/4-docs/1-manua ... al_Bridges
If there is DHCP service and internet access in the LAN, VPN client can use them.
http://www.softether.org/4-docs/1-manua ... al_Bridges
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
Thank you so muchhhhhhh
with your help, i can config local bridge & dhcp server now
Thankssss again
SoftEther is Amazinggggggggg
with your help, i can config local bridge & dhcp server now
Thankssss again
SoftEther is Amazinggggggggg
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
sorry, i have a question
local bridge is better than SecureNat (in kernel mode) ??
and which one is faster ?
i config my dhcp server to this range: 1.1.1.1 to 1.254.254.254 - subnet: 255.0.0.0 and disable secureNat
turn on local bridge and all things was ok but the softether program crashed in the last night and my powerfull cpu (core i7 3.2 ghz) was over 60% !!
i disabled local bridge and enable securenat in kernel mode
with new dhcp range: 1.1.1.1 to 1.1.254.254 - subnet: 255.255.0.0 and restart softether service
and now every things is ok but i don't know the last night problem will happen again?
i don't know why this problem was happened :(
please help me
local bridge is better than SecureNat (in kernel mode) ??
and which one is faster ?
i config my dhcp server to this range: 1.1.1.1 to 1.254.254.254 - subnet: 255.0.0.0 and disable secureNat
turn on local bridge and all things was ok but the softether program crashed in the last night and my powerfull cpu (core i7 3.2 ghz) was over 60% !!
i disabled local bridge and enable securenat in kernel mode
with new dhcp range: 1.1.1.1 to 1.1.254.254 - subnet: 255.255.0.0 and restart softether service
and now every things is ok but i don't know the last night problem will happen again?
i don't know why this problem was happened :(
please help me
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Re: what Difference between SecureNat & Local Bridge
It depends on a case which of those are faster.
The cause of crash may be able to be investigated if there is record of crush dump or the event log.
The cause of crash may be able to be investigated if there is record of crush dump or the event log.