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From: Phil Angus on 16 Dec 2009 09:14
Hi Guys,

I am experiencing very slow performance with Terminal Server sessions during
the day when coming in through a wireless router using Cisco VPN. Some
people are working quite happily, but others seem to have all sorts of
issues. I have just tested it now and it is very slow.

Accessing the Terminal Server across the LAN and logging in to a session is
very quick and produces no issues. Coming in through the wireless and Cisco,
and the desktop just crawls. Opening a PDF on the desktop, and the page
appears slowly, a block at a time and trying to scroll is impossible.

I know this is a bit of a "piece of string" type of question, but has anyone
got any suggestions? The wireless itself is fine and is allowing downloads
from Microsoft at a very respectable rate. I also use VPN from home a lot
evenings and weekends, and tend to RD into my workstation and then run
server RDs from there and it runs perfectly. During the day however, when
the (gigabit) LAN is full of (120) workers, it seems to slow down (although
as I say, accessing TS across the internal LAN is fine).

Anyone got any thoughts or suggestions?


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