[PVE-User] About GRE tunnels and the new OVS bridging
diaolin
diaolin at diaolin.com
Mon Apr 28 12:17:07 CEST 2014
No even with vxlan same disaster
Sorry
Alexandre DERUMIER <aderumier at odiso.com> ha scritto:
>Hi Diaolin,
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>maybe ovs vxlan tunnel could help ? maybe less overhead than a gre tunnel
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>De: "Diaolin" <diaolin at diaolin.com>
>À: "pve-user pve.proxmox.com" <pve-user at pve.proxmox.com>
>Envoyé: Mardi 22 Avril 2014 09:15:04
>Objet: [PVE-User] About GRE tunnels and the new OVS bridging
>
>As i said to Dietmar i tested it intensively for
>adding a patch to adopt it in the PVE interface.
>
>Result:
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>- very slow if the network is Gigabit (max 350Mbit)
>- the transport has no encryption
>
>I think that the better solution is to use a VLAN and
>use the entire bandwidth (if needed).
>
>I probed with openvpn crypted and uncrypted and i had
>a better result (more than 50% of the net bandwidth)
>
>This happens due to the use of bridging because if i use
>(as route) a real interface and not a vmbr the result
>are very good (OVS or OpenVPN).
>
>And despite i didn't write the patch...
>
>Sorry but if you intend to use a transport create one with
>openvpn (even in MESH mode) that works better and is encrypted
>
>Diaolin
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>[Diaolin]
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