In my opinion you should have a latency around 30 ms to have a reasonably performance.

And you have to be aware of the minimum bandwidth (it can be found in the sizing guideline).

/Jesper



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Sorry, Jesper, you are right. Here is some info from official document from TechNet




Therefore we consider the following minimum and acceptable areas:

Thin client to server

Bandwidth

Latency



Per user

Total



Minimum

6.4 kbps

28.6 kbps

<100 msecs


Acceptable

8 kbps

64 kpbs

<50 msecs








Best regards

Artem Tymofyeyev Axapta Technology Domain

Microsoft Business Solutions Navision Frydenlunds Allé 6, DK-2950 Vedbaek http://www.microsoft.com/BusinessSolutions


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The recommendations from Microsoft are by 50 ms, and a minimum of 100ms. Check out the TechNet for information on latency and hardware sizing.



/Jesper



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You should decrease the latency, 180 ms or less.



Best regards


Artem Tymofyeyev Axapta Technology Domain

Microsoft Business Solutions Navision Frydenlunds Allé 6, DK-2950 Vedbaek http://www.microsoft...com/BusinessSolutions

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Hi,

I run performance test on a PC because Axapta is running slow. The latency was too big. (1129.70 milliseconds). How can one improve the performance.

Thanks






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