Rudi Verago [vlain] wrote:
I've been using VNC to remote desktop for elearning but bandwith is a problem.
With low quality one client need more than 2Mbps (our bandwith limit). Anyone know whether is it possible use vnc with lowest bandwidth? I think that
TCP protocol is the problem because client has a slowdown when there is a
peak...solutions?


Thanks and sorry for my english,

as simon said, some settings help a lot.

on the server, disable the desktop wallpaper.

on the client, set the encoding to hextile and reduce the color depth to 8. with linux, you can do it like this:

~> vncviewer -encoding hextile -depth 8 yourvncserver.example.com


like simon, i've done remote administration via vnc over isdn (64kbit/s). it hurts, but it can save your a%'$&.. ;-)



regards,

jvrn
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