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Hi,<br />
Kindly help me out on this issue.<br />
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We have a branch office accessing citrix applications using full client. The issue is the users are getting 1 to 2 seconds delay on viewing images but this happens intermittently &nbsp;&amp; for all users. This is so frequent &amp;&nbsp;images size are 27k.I have done all fine tuning parameters for WAN users on citrix &nbsp;&amp; even taken support of citrix but could not get this issue resolved. &nbsp;<br />
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The issue does not arise for LAN Users, We have an T1 link to the branch office, the maximum peak usage on this link is 70% during peak hours. But we do see timeouts when doing a ping transmit byte size of 27000 &amp;&nbsp;occassionaly on the default packet size of 32bytes, the latency is average 65 sec. <br />
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My question is how can the latency be brought down &amp;&nbsp;also if buying an additional T1 will this latency go down, we are cisco pix firewalls at both ends.<br />
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Any other possible solutions?
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Hi,
Kindly help me out on this issue.

We have a branch office accessing citrix applications using full client. The issue is the users are getting 1 to 2 seconds delay on viewing images but this happens intermittently  & for all users. This is so frequent & images size are 27k.I have done all fine tuning parameters for WAN users on citrix  & even taken support of citrix but could not get this issue resolved.  

The issue does not arise for LAN Users, We have an T1 link to the branch office, the maximum peak usage on this link is 70% during peak hours. But we do see timeouts when doing a ping transmit byte size of 27000 & occassionaly on the default packet size of 32bytes, the latency is average 65 sec. 

My question is how can the latency be brought down & also if buying an additional T1 will this latency go down, we are cisco pix firewalls at both ends.

Any other possible solutions?

Wan Issue

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