On Fri, Jan 15, 2021 at 8:58 PM <[email protected]> wrote:
> Nick > > Thank you for your reply. > > Detailed information is also appreciated. > > I have one more question. > > Do you know the best way to check if you are receiving data from Guacd? > > I want to know where the delay is occurring between the guacamole server > and the client. > First thing to do would be to examine log messages, both in the Tomcat logs (catalina.out in many cases, but sometimes in journalctl or syslog) and gaucd logs (syslog) and see if one or both of those is logging information about where the delay or disconnect is occurring. Other than that, look at the following: - Test connection characteristics between the browser and the server running Tomcat (using things like ping or traceroute to measure latency and packet loss), and between the server running Tomcat and the one running guacd (if they're on different systems - often they are running on the same system). - Make sure that there are no resource constraints on the system(s) running Tomcat and guacd - look at memory and CPU utilization and make sure the system is not starved for resources. - Also check the system running the web browser and make sure that it isn't running out of resources - every now and then I get into a situation where I run my laptop out of RAM or have excessive CPU utilization due to the number of tabs (overall, not just Guacamole) I have open, and often the Guacamole Client tabs disconnect due to this. -Nick >
