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I've been told that RDP bandwidth requirements are low. 15M/hr is kind of amazing. Thanks!
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I've been told that RDP bandwidth requirements are low. 15M/hr is kind of amazing. Thanks!

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I use RDP and VNC utilities in conjunction with a tether to my cell phone once or twice a month in order to assist clients. I just switched cell phone carriers and the new carrier has a monthly cap on data usage. I'm trying to get a feel for how much bandwidth I'm going to use with a 15 minute RDP or VNC support session. Does anyone have some numbers on this?
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I use RDP and VNC utilities in conjunction with a tether to my cell phone once or twice a month in order to assist clients. I just switched cell phone carriers and the new carrier has a monthly cap on data usage. I'm trying to get a feel for how much bandwidth I'm going to use with a 15 minute RDP or VNC support session. Does anyone have some numbers on this?

Bandwidth requirements of RDP and VNC?

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