Re: newbie question

> I am trying to get some ideas about SSL performance and I think the easiest 
> way to test it is by using stunnel. This way I don't need to modify 
> anything. But I have this doubt about how accurate is the numbers I would 
> get. Or is there a better way to test the performance of SSL it terms of 
> through put and bandwith.

There's no better way to test the performance of something than
by testing the performance of the exact setup that you plan to use...


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