Have you calculated in the follow below
* vCPU
* Memory
* MTU: (for bandwidth)
Example of our specs on VDI which handles little over 10,000 connection.
* OS: Debian 12 (FIPS 140-2)
* 64Gig Ram
* MTU 9000 (10GBase-T)
* vCPU 2 Socket 12Cores 24 Threads (36 cpus)
* MySQL (MariaDB) with DUO Federal extension
You can run bmon or network analyzer to identify traffic ingres/egress,
majority of the time its either client side connection (min 5MB
ingress/egress) RDP requires 12-24MB per connection or your systems is
saturating on resources.
Also look to your webserver nginx or apache and increase the worker
threads.
Hope this helps.
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On 11/19/2024 9:15 AM, Mailing Lists wrote:
Hi!
Afaik this can also be a client side issue, for example if your
clients can‘t use websockets!
Did you recently change firewall rules or network topology?
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Peter
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Am 19.11.2024 um 16:43 schrieb Björn Lindén <bjorn.lin...@ueab.se>:
Hello!
We recently started getting problems with Guacamole having extremely
slow performance on RDP. If theres no graphics, it works pretty OK,
but open up a picture and it takes forever to load, sometimes it just
freezes, sometimes you can see it slowly loading, square by square.
Like the screen is seperated into small rectangular sections that
load really slowly. Not sure what causes the square thing, maybe
someone knows?
Anyways, this used to work perfectly, havent had this problem at all
before. This MIGHT have been introduced when I patched the ubuntu
server guacamole runs on, but not sure. Im using the official docker
images, not natively installed.
Ive tried changing performance settings in guacamole but cant find a
solution. I can see some type of 101 web socket token in the web
browser console, so maybe web sockets work, I dont really know for sure.
I have tried bypassing the reverse proxy Im using, and the results
are the same.
RDP directly to the windows servers works perfectly, but not from
guacamole.
What could the problem be?
I cant figure this thing out.
Best Regards,
Björn
