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Yes I want the vpn for privacy, the point of the router doing it is for everything on my network to be encrypted. I'm wanting my router to do all the client side encrypting not our individual devices

Sorry, yes I want to connect to a consumer vpn service

There are three of us in the house and I was hoping to run most traffic through it except Netflix and some online gaming. My understanding with consumer routers is that they are not powerful enough to handle encryption at higher speeds, but have they improved over the post few years? Would they be better or cheaper than a small business router?

Hi, I'm about to upgrade to a 100mb Internet connection (that's pretty damn good for Australia) and I'm looking to replace my router. I was hoping to get a router that could handle running the vpn itself and be powerful enough to handle the encryption without bottleneck my speed like my current old router. I don't need WiFi capabilities on the router as I can bridge my old WiFi router to work as an access point as most things in the house are hardwired. I'm wondering what my options are, should I build a nuc to handle this, or a raspberry pi? I've also been looking a small business routers such as linksys lrt224 and ubiquiti edgerouters. Will any of these potions actually do what I want? Thanks