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Mike has suggested 1 core + 2GB RAM per 25 concurrent users.
In my experience this has proven to be a good rule of thumb; with approx
80-85 users (of which circa 35 or a little more are doing intensive CAD
type work and the rest a mix of documents incl PDF images) the average
bandwidth when busy has been less than 20Mb/s, server load is typically
in the range 1.5-2 (6 cores allocated) and memory use up to 8GB (incl
OS) out of 12GB allocated.
I don't have many users with VNC, however those that do use it get full
screen without any specific settings in Guacamole. I don't recall now
which version of VNC [server] they're using on their Win10 machines, but
it's likely to be UVNC, or TightVNC.
On 5/10/2020 4:44 p.m., alipawsey wrote:
I have guacamole up and running with no problem on a VM. Thanks, very nice
tool.
1. Was wondering to know if there's any system requirement recommended for
guacamole to avoid any difficulties in case of many connections. I could
have around 100 students potentially connected to the system simultaneously.
2. I can't get filled up screen with VNC connections same as RDP. It comes
with black side margins and doesn't fit to the screen's aspect ratio. Am I
missing some settings maybe?
Cheers.
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