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We tested the link with, and results change dramatically when increasing the TCP Window Size: with base settings we get ~5 Mbps throughput, with a bigger WS we can get up to ~45 Mbps, but not any more than that. The network latency is around 10 ms. Out of curiosity, we ran iperf using more than a single connections, and we found that, when running four of them, they would indeed achieve a speed of ~25 Mbps each, filling up all the available bandwidth; so the key looks to be in running multiple simultaneous transfers. With FTP, things get worse: even with optimized TCP settings (high Window Size, max MTU, etc.) we can't get more than 20 Mbps on a single transfer.