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I appreciate the answers. My question is more if anyone has used third party software like &quot;Ericom&quot; or something similar as a way to help with the performance of the RDP connection.
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I appreciate the answers. My question is more if anyone has used third party software like "Ericom" or something similar as a way to help with the performance of the RDP connection.

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We have several Remote Desktop Servers (Windows 2008R2) that are optimized as much as we can for the time being. We have budgeted for upgrades but in the mean time, has anyone used RDP Acceleration software such as Ericom, etc with any luck?<br />
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Can anyone recommend such a product?
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We have several Remote Desktop Servers (Windows 2008R2) that are optimized as much as we can for the time being. We have budgeted for upgrades but in the mean time, has anyone used RDP Acceleration software such as Ericom, etc with any luck?

Can anyone recommend such a product?

Has anyone had experience with RDP acceleration software?

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