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joshParticipantDisregard. A reinstall of the terminal server seemed to fix the issue.
joshParticipantThe free version doesn’t appear to support virtual sessions in version 4.x, only physical desktop connections, which throws X11 into a tizzy, resulting in poor performance. I’m not sure if this is normal behavior as I’m new to NX, but this was a pretty bad first impression.
I’ve installed the TerminalServer eval and this allows virtual sessions, bypassing X11. The performance with this is quite good.
joshParticipantHi,
I experienced the same performance issues when connecting to a physical desktop on the local network (using TerminalServer eval, v4.0.366-2 ). This is between 2 machines running Ubuntu 12.04.
My case is similar to the original post in that X is pegged near 100% on the server when connected remotely. The server in on a gigabit link, has 24 cores and 32Gb of memory.
User input is painfully slow as described in the original post.
Is this typical for a connection to a physical desktop?
Should I expect significant improvement if running a virtual session connection?
Thanks!
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