I am working on a project to implement a Citrix solution using Servers in the UK and clients in India. For connectivity I have been asked to evaluate the feasibility of using ISDN as a test. I am sure this won't work due to latency issues? Has anyone else any experience of setting up such a solution? and tips? Thanks
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Citrix from the UK to India
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I think this would work - I don't know what line speeds/conditions are like in India, but I have regular connections to the Americas, Europe, Japan and Australia; Although there is a noticeable delay in login times (generally around a minute), the apps are perfectly useable.
Get the connection up and check the ping times. My times to the States and Australia regularly come in around 400-450 ms. With ISDN bandwidth, you would not want to have significant numbers of users per line, however.
There are a number on this forum who have significantly more experience than I do at setting up this type of connection, and I hope they all chip in ;-) - interesting project. CitrixEngineer@yahoo.co.uk
Get the connection up and check the ping times. My times to the States and Australia regularly come in around 400-450 ms. With ISDN bandwidth, you would not want to have significant numbers of users per line, however.
There are a number on this forum who have significantly more experience than I do at setting up this type of connection, and I hope they all chip in ;-) - interesting project. CitrixEngineer@yahoo.co.uk
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