Newbies Jotel Posted June 28, 2000 Newbies Posted June 28, 2000 I have been serving my solution on a LAN quite successfully but recently went to a WAN and now I am getting lots of complaints about speed. I am hosting with FMPServer 3.4 on s dedicated windows NT 4.0 Server. I have some files that are being hosted that I could remove from the server - would that help? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Falcon91 Posted July 6, 2000 Posted July 6, 2000 The major reason for your slowdown is the speed of your T1 connection and the number of files in your solution.... Most likely 1.5 MPS ... IF you have a great number of WAN users, I reccomend that you deploy your solution via: a Thin Client such as Citrix!
Kurt Knippel Posted July 6, 2000 Posted July 6, 2000 quote: Originally posted by Falcon91: The major reason for your slowdown is the speed of your T1 connection and the number of files in your solution.... Most likely 1.5 MPS ... IF you have a great number of WAN users, I reccomend that you deploy your solution via: a Thin Client such as Citrix! WANs are typically MUCH slower than a LAN. No reasonable way around it. Many WANs even have speeds down around 56k. This is generally way to poor to support a descent Filemaker connection. Some kind of thin client is a good idea. Even using a remote control type program (such as Timbuktu or PC Anywhere) to control a simple LAN hooked up system will also work for a much lower pricetag. ------------------ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Kurt Knippel Senior Filemaker Developer http://www.inthescene.com mailto:[email protected] =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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