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Using Kernel Mode SSL

2006.02.22 by Peter Schmidt

LazyAdmin did a nice post about using Kernel Mode SSL.
You can improve SSL performacne by enabling kernel-mode Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). Kernel-mode SSL improves performance by allowing encryption and decryption to take place in the kernel where processing is done faster.

Read more at source: Using Kernel Mode SSL – The Lazyadmin.com.

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