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From: Germain, PJ [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: February 19, 2001 1:12 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Citrix is faster via Internet than LAN/WAN
They are all DPEN600s or better. But, mostly all are DPEN600.
600MhZ with 130 MB RAM.
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Hi,
Check out how much bandwith each user uses, check how much memory is required.
I have spent a considerable amount of time using products such as 'Ecoscope' various
'sniffers' and monitors all to check on Citrix. Over the years I keep coming to the
same point. Basically as I understand Ci
I would start with the basics and send a few large ping packet the servers
way from various locations. If some introduce more latency than others try a
tracert or two and see where the latency is. If there isnt any latency I
would say you dont have a network problem unless you are doing some queui
Based upon the information given and all things being equal, it would seem
that the problem has to be either in the 3660 or that the LAN/WAN clients
have some configuration that is different from the remote sites. Are the
LAN/WAN clients on VLANs?. Do they possibly have an older ICA client than
th
We had had the same issues and a similiar situation. We enabled priority
queueing for a time (Which worked great) and then moved to a custom queue as
our Citrix traffic increased and started hogging all the bandwidth. This
made quite a difference of course and may be something you wanna try.
Have you looked to see if any of your links are in
half-duplex mode? This may be causing the slowdown on
the inside.
moe.
--- Jay Dunn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Based upon the information given and all things
> being equal, it would seem
> that the problem has to be either in the 3660 or
> t
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