I am trying to figure out how i can optimize my published applications and desktops for most efficient bandwidth. Settings such as color depth 16bit 32bit. Mapping disk drives etc.. How can i do this within Appserver or do i do this somewhere else?
From what I have seen. The only real difference I have seen over fairly high bandwidth and low latency lines is the use of Encrypted or Non-Encrypted traffic. Using SSL as the connection produces some delay in typing speed and overall response time. On lower bandwith with higher latency (56k-384k), you will have to look at colors, sound and drive mapping options. Using SSL as the connection will also effect this, but not as noticably since there will be some delay due to the lower bandwidth connection. If a non-encrypted transport is not needed for say internal use, then I would say, do not use it. It will keep your users happier. Rob
OK thanks for that tip, but as for the colors, sounds, drive mapping etc, where in 2X can i adjust thoese settings I am unable to locate where i can make thoes changes.
You can do this a number of ways. You could do all this on the client, by modifying the MSI and then distributing it. Or you could do this on the terminal server by setting the max colors, sounds and perpherals allowed for connection by a client, or you could use a custom group policy to modify settings for groups of users? If all clients will have the same settings, then setting the limitations on the terminal server side would be the easiest. This is done with the Terminal Services Configuration option in the windows administrative tools. Rob
