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Yes, of course as you can see by the title of this thread my problem is SLOW VPN, but the weird thing is that I know other people running the same operating system I am (i.e. Win98SE) who are getting better throughput to the same server.

Well, I have 128MB of RAM in my machine, which is probably much more than enough for this issue. I just need to discover where the bottleneck is. I wonder if there is any third party client that could be installed to optimize VPN performance in Win98 platforms. I believe Microsoft would have...

Then Perhaps you own Microsoft stock? j/k

Thanks again for your reply. When we first got the cable modem installed, without using any tweaks and stuff, I connected to the VPN server and had the exact same speed results as I have now. Then, I did all that tweaking, opened up the RcvWindow and and a bunch of other stuff. The internet...

I understand what you mean, yes, my cable internet is "Full Duplex", and both ways it is extremely fast. One of my co-workers uses the exact same ISP as I do, and uses a Windows 2K to log on to VPN from home, and the server connection logs 10,000,000bps as his connection. I see it...

Note that the difference between 9,600 and 10,000,000 is NOT just A LITTLE.

I am a client using VPN and I have the EXACT same problem because I connect via Windows98 SE. But the bad thing is that my connection really IS as slow as 9600, even though my PC shows 100,000,000bps. If according to you the difference is only "a little bit", then why is my...

In other words, when you opened Network Neighborhood you could litterally "see your neighborhood".

When I connect to the office, my VPN connections indicates 10,000,000bps, but all actions are unbelievably slow. When I check about this at the office, the connection log indicates that I had connected at 9,600bps??!!! My cable internet service is through Comcast@home, I have tried modifying...