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Hi,
We’re having really shocking performance when trying to VNC T10 terminals within our sites.
Currently the only VNC settings in the configs are:
VNCPrompt=no
MaxVNCD=2
VncPassword=xxxxx
I would have thought that these would have plenty of grunt to withstand a decent VNC connection? We also have 20 or so T50 ubuntu terminals which have no such VNC issues and they are similarly spec’d from a hardware perspective! These T50’s are at the same sites we’re having issues with T10’s, so it’s definitely not a WAN issue. Clearly it’s something in the OS that’s creating this issue?
It makes supporting remote users almost impossible, with the screen taking up to 20-30secs to tile and update after each click or action performed.
Current firmware revision on the T10’s is 8.0_210
Any suggestions or recommendations?
I have seen such issue again and again.
With the latest code 8.0_510 it is MUCH better.
I have also tested 8.1 beta code and the performance is again better.
So update to 510 and stay tuned for 8.1 (expected for October).
CG
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