Both are hard. VPNs can move quite a bit, depending on if it's a single machine or not. Depending on if they are moving files, or syncing files from a file server etc. RPD is the same thing, under normal operations a 512k connection is more than enough, but you can move sound, files though the RDP to the local machine as well as printing, those eat up quite a bit more and can't be separated as its all in the single RDP session.
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