hi, Am Freitag, den 16.06.2006, 11:51 +0200 schrieb peter: > A little something I didn't read anything about... When not using > compression on XDMCP and the users do a lot with moving images > (videostreams e.g.) the bandwith a single thin client can take up is ~40 > Mbit /sec. It's not hard to imagine your whole network will come down if > a few users do such things simultaneously and your terminal server is > connected to the network using a 100Mbit/sec NIC. > That's why it's a whise thing to connect your terminalserver(s) etc. > using 1Gbit/sec NIC's and use a proper GBit switch for your networks > backbone. please note here that ubuntu ltsp does use ssh for X forwarding. XDMCP is disabled for security reasons setting the NETWORK_COMPRESSION lts.conf option to "True" enables ssh compression.
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