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Tcpcrypt low performance #9

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siavashfdst opened this issue Dec 30, 2016 · 1 comment
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Tcpcrypt low performance #9

siavashfdst opened this issue Dec 30, 2016 · 1 comment

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@siavashfdst
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siavashfdst commented Dec 30, 2016 •
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Hi
I want to use tcpcrypt instead of SSL in my apache web server, but HTTPS performance is 10x better than tcpcrypt.
On ubuntu server 16.10 with apache Jmeter and tcpcrypt, average sample time (The number of milliseconds that the server took to fully serve the request ) is 200 ms! with using https, average is 18-20 ms. the same issue for connect time: 78 ms for HTTPS vs. 1026 for tcpcrypt.
Is there any solution?
Warning messages from tcpcrypt:
Webserver side: Can't find RDR
client (apache jmeter) side: No timestamp provided in packet - expect low performance due to calls to gettimeofday
@siavashfdst siavashfdst changed the title Tcpcrypt low performance - Ubuntu 16.10 Tcpcrypt low performance - Ubuntu 16.10 - Is Bittau and Boneh's paper, "The case for ubiquitous.." trustworthy? Dec 30, 2016
@siavashfdst siavashfdst changed the title Tcpcrypt low performance - Ubuntu 16.10 - Is Bittau and Boneh's paper, "The case for ubiquitous.." trustworthy? Tcpcrypt low performance - Is Bittau and Boneh's paper, "The case for ubiquitous.." trustworthy? Dec 30, 2016
@siavashfdst siavashfdst changed the title Tcpcrypt low performance - Is Bittau and Boneh's paper, "The case for ubiquitous.." trustworthy? Tcpcrypt low performance Feb 11, 2017
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lovrain commented Apr 27, 2017

hi,
Do you solve this problem? I encounter the same one

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