Finally had a chance to test this using a Mac with Microsoft's RDP client and had the same latency results as on the Sun Rays. As Tom Shaw suggested, it appears to be an interaction between Oracle's JVM and Windows/Terminal Services.The university doesn't have the wherewithal to fix it, or even
On Dec 21, 2005, at 7:46 PM, Tom Shaw wrote:
Hi Mark
My best guess, although I've never seen it before, is that the
latency issue is caused by the way Oracle's JVM interacts with
Windows and Terminal Services. Craig Bender's suggestion will allow
you to test this.
If it turns out to
We're a reseller running a small Sun Ray demonstration for a university. It's a self contained 100 Mb network with a D-Link router providing DHCP addresses, a Windows 2003 server running the application and a W2100z as the Sun Ray server with SRSS 3.1 on Solaris. Rdesktop provides the Windows
Mark,
How does the application respond when access via RDP from other
platforms (i.e. a PC running RDP or the Sun Ray Server console)?
Mark Griffin wrote:
We're a reseller running a small Sun Ray demonstration for a university.
It's a self contained 100 Mb network with a D-Link router
Hi Mark
My best guess, although I've never seen it before, is that the latency
issue is caused by the way Oracle's JVM interacts with Windows and
Terminal Services. Craig Bender's suggestion will allow you to test this.
If it turns out to be a problem unrelated to the Sun Rays, it may be
