Subject: Remote Access Connection (RAS) over satellite on XP3

Client Machine(where I connect from) - XP Service Pack 3, PcAnywhere 10.5/11.
Host Machine(where I connect to) - XP Service Pack 3, PcAnywhere 11.

When I connect using PcAnywhere 10.5/11 to a host machine, I have problem
whereby the remote connection is super slow. When the connection is
establised, you need to count of 20 - 30 before it gets to load other
windows/screens/pages.

For your information, how the host receive a signal is via satellite. So how
I connect to the host basically, the remote access has to go through the
satellite dish > Indoor Unit (IDU) > 3Com Switch > host machine.

The response from Client to Host is very as you open a window, you can see
that immediately on Host. But to see what you've opened in Host in Client is
very slow (that is where you need to count of 20 - 30).

My question is, how can I improve the connection of the remote accessing?

Please note that, there is no way I can do a speed test as the Host Machine
that I connect to is a Petrol Station - No access internet.

Look forward to hear from anyone soon.

Thank You.

Regards, Shah
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Or more clear via VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal).

Regards, Shah

"Br@bus" wrote:

> Client Machine(where I connect from) - XP Service Pack 3, PcAnywhere 10.5/11.
> Host Machine(where I connect to) - XP Service Pack 3, PcAnywhere 11.
>
> When I connect using PcAnywhere 10.5/11 to a host machine, I have problem
> whereby the remote connection is super slow. When the connection is
> establised, you need to count of 20 - 30 before it gets to load other
> windows/screens/pages.
>
> For your information, how the host receive a signal is via satellite. So how
> I connect to the host basically, the remote access has to go through the
> satellite dish > Indoor Unit (IDU) > 3Com Switch > host machine.
>
> The response from Client to Host is very as you open a window, you can see
> that immediately on Host. But to see what you've opened in Host in Client is
> very slow (that is where you need to count of 20 - 30).
>
> My question is, how can I improve the connection of the remote accessing?
>
> Please note that, there is no way I can do a speed test as the Host Machine
> that I connect to is a Petrol Station - No access internet.
>
> Look forward to hear from anyone soon.
>
> Thank You.
>
> Regards, Shah
> (E-Mail Removed)
>

But it works fine with WinNT (I'm not sure what was done previously). Special
parameters need to be added into the registry?

Really appreciate your advice.

Regards, Shah

"smlunatick" wrote:

> On Jan 29, 9:37 am, Br@bus <Br...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > Or more clear via VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal).
> >
> > Regards, Shah
> >
> > "Br@bus" wrote:
> > > Client Machine(where I connect from) - XP Service Pack 3, PcAnywhere 10..5/11.
> > > Host Machine(where I connect to) - XP Service Pack 3, PcAnywhere 11.
> >
> > > When I connect using PcAnywhere 10.5/11 to a host machine, I have problem
> > > whereby the remote connection is super slow. When the connection is
> > > establised, you need to count of 20 - 30 before it gets to load other
> > > windows/screens/pages.
> >
> > > For your information, how the host receive a signal is via satellite. So how
> > > I connect to the host basically, the remote access has to go through the
> > > satellite dish > Indoor Unit (IDU) > 3Com Switch > host machine.
> >
> > > The response from Client to Host is very as you open a window, you can see
> > > that immediately on Host. But to see what you've opened in Host in Client is
> > > very slow (that is where you need to count of 20 - 30).
> >
> > > My question is, how can I improve the connection of the remote accessing?
> >
> > > Please note that, there is no way I can do a speed test as the Host Machine
> > > that I connect to is a Petrol Station - No access internet.
> >
> > > Look forward to hear from anyone soon.
> >
> > > Thank You.
> >
> > > Regards, Shah
> > > ashah.nasaru...@gmail.com
>
> This problem is not with any Windows versions. Your problem is with
> pcAnywhere and there is no real method of improving the speed.
> pcAnywhere by design will display the "graphic" display on both the
> remote display and yours.
> .
>