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FYI the users are typically running Excel, Outlook and Web based database/bisness applications. Their current PC config is Win XP Pro, Intel Core2 2GHz CPU, 4GB ram.
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FYI the users are typically running Excel, Outlook and Web based database/bisness applications. Their current PC config is Win XP Pro, Intel Core2 2GHz CPU, 4GB ram.

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We are looking at allowing remote access / work from home arrangement for file server, email, database/biz apps. <br />
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Can anyone shore their experience with sizing Citrix capacity? i.e.<br />
- average WAN bandwidth per user,<br />
- Server memory per user<br />
- CPU requirements per user?<br />
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Any other key issues to consider? thanks.<br />
Joo
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We are looking at allowing remote access / work from home arrangement for file server, email, database/biz apps. 

Can anyone shore their experience with sizing Citrix capacity? i.e.
- average WAN bandwidth per user,
- Server memory per user
- CPU requirements per user?

Any other key issues to consider? thanks.
Joo

Guideline for Citrix capacity sizing? bandwidth? CPU, Ram?

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