Çeşitli trafik kaynaklarını kullanan performans bilgisayar ağına dayalı sanal özel ağ sisteminin geliştirilmesi

This study investigates the effects of implementing a Virtual Private Network (VPN on network performance, with a specific emphasis on throughput and time delay. The study entails the manipulation of connection types within three separate protocols, namely HTTP, FTP, and CBR, in order to examine the fluctuations in network performance metrics. The findings suggest that the integration of VPN has a minimal impact on the throughput of the Constant Bit Rate (CBR) protocol, whereas the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) protocols exhibit a decrease in throughput. Furthermore, the implementation of the VPN network results in a notable augmentation in the average time delay experienced across all protocols. The aforementioned findings provide significant contributions to the understanding of the intricate correlation between the implementation of VPNs and the performance of computer networks. These insights illuminate the complexities involved in ensuring security while simultaneously considering the potential compromises in network dynamics.