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Granting Adequate Bandwidth to Terminal Services (Remote Desktop Connection)
I have a bit of a situation. You see, I currently use Terminal Services (Remote Desktop Connection) to "look" at the server so I can do web development on it. All is fine until there is a big download off the website. When there is a big download, IIS "eats up" all the bandwidth leaving none for my remote desktop connection. When this happens, I get lag (when I click the mouse or type on the keyboard, the server only responds 10 seconds later). Sometimes it is so bad that my entire screen blacks out and I get disconnected.
I've tried using Netlimiter to "grant" bandwidth to Terminal Services, but it's apparently not working the way I want it to. Moreover, it seems to cause the server to crash out, and so I've uninstalled it.
Do you have any network tools or suggestions to recommend so that I can have a fast and stable Terminal Services connection?
I've tried using Netlimiter to "grant" bandwidth to Terminal Services, but it's apparently not working the way I want it to. Moreover, it seems to cause the server to crash out, and so I've uninstalled it.
Do you have any network tools or suggestions to recommend so that I can have a fast and stable Terminal Services connection?
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I've contacted Packeteer anyway, waiting for their reply.