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How many TS Sessions at 70kb can i have on a 100mb LAN?
If we assume that a typical terminal Session uses 70kb how many concurrent sessions can I have on a 100MB LAN?
Do we also need to account for the fact that on a 100MB lan you will never get 100MB, i get about 10mb on mine.?
Do we also need to account for the fact that on a 100MB lan you will never get 100MB, i get about 10mb on mine.?
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Does not matter if everyone is connected to the TS. Once they connect to the TS, if they launch IE or Outlook you now have HTTP and email traffic, all this with RDP.
Unless you use something to guarantee a minimum for RDP, web browsing from the TS (in this example) may end up using all the bandwidth, greatly reducing the overall RDP experience.
Printing will go through the RDP channel (assuming you use RDP printing redirection) and in this case there is no way to assign different priorities.
Cláudio Rodrigues
Microsoft MVP
Windows Server - Terminal Services
Unless you use something to guarantee a minimum for RDP, web browsing from the TS (in this example) may end up using all the bandwidth, greatly reducing the overall RDP experience.
Printing will go through the RDP channel (assuming you use RDP printing redirection) and in this case there is no way to assign different priorities.
Cláudio Rodrigues
Microsoft MVP
Windows Server - Terminal Services
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is there anything that i can use to "guarantee a minimum for RDP"?
is there anything that i can use to "guarantee a minimum for RDP"?
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If everyone on the network is connected to the Terminal Server do i need to have packet prioritization? If i do is it just to give printing a lower priority?