Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of DataChannelOffload

Timestamp:

02/26/22 11:47:24 (2 years ago)

Author:

Gert Döring

Comment:

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DataChannelOffload

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 * traffic shaping or any other sort of data packets manipulation (system tools should be used when available).
 
+=== supported features, by plattform (work in progress, so subject to change)
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+||= Feature =||= Windows =||= Linux =||= FreeBSD =||= Remark =||
+||TUN mode (L3)|| yes|| yes|| yes|| ||
+||TAP mode (L2)|| no|| no|| no|| never||
+||OpenVPN over UDP|| ?|| ?|| yes|| ||
+||OpenVPN over TCP|| ?|| ?|| no|| ||
+||Ciphers|| ?|| AES-GCM, ChaCha-Poly||AES-GCM, ChaCha-Poly|| ||
+||Client, Server?|| client||client+server||client+server|| ||
+||outside fragment (inside MTU 1500)|| no|| ?|| yes (to be tested)|| ||
+||OpenVPN fragmentation ({{{--fragment}}})|| no|| no|| no|| maybe?||
+||{{{--mssfix}}}|| yes(?)|| no*|| no*|| desirable||
+||compression|| no|| no|| no|| never||
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 === Using ovpn-dco
 If OpenVPN has DCO support compiled-in it will always try to use it (note that Windows builds have DCO support always enabled), unless an incompatible option has been specified. In this case OpenVPN will fall-back to another driver (i.e. tun on Linux). If using DCO is not desirable, it can be deactivated at startup by passing the {{{--disable-dco}}} option.