TS Client Bandwidth requirement

Hello All,

I need to implement Terminal service for a Wan location users and for that
I need to know how much bandwidth each client will consume .
So will know for the # of clients in my case 30 what type of line to order

My question is there a formula or average bandwidth for each client to
calculate the line volume?

Thanks In advanced.

What servers you have "2k3, 2k"? What are the application used for terminal
services, or just for remote access?

In general, the client can use dial-up connection to access a certien place
via terminal services, but do your clients want to access those places at
once? how many clients will do so ?

In General, Terminal Services is an effective way of overcoming a slow (10
MBps or less) WAN link connection.

"Tal Bar-Or" wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I need to implement Terminal service for a Wan location users and for that
> I need to know how much bandwidth each client will consume .
> So will know for the # of clients in my case 30 what type of line to order
>
> My question is there a formula or average bandwidth for each client to
> calculate the line volume?
>
> Thanks In advanced.
>
>
>

I can use either 2k or 2k3
basically they will use application that related to journalist world edit
story query database set a program and about 20 concurrent connection
In strait LAN its require about 53 Kbytes/sec per user

"Zer0byte" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:7BE468B7-0716-47B3-92FC-(E-Mail Removed)...
> What servers you have "2k3, 2k"? What are the application used for
> terminal
> services, or just for remote access?
>
> In general, the client can use dial-up connection to access a certien
> place
> via terminal services, but do your clients want to access those places at
> once? how many clients will do so ?
>
> In General, Terminal Services is an effective way of overcoming a slow (10
> MBps or less) WAN link connection.
>
> "Tal Bar-Or" wrote:
>
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I need to implement Terminal service for a Wan location users and for
>> that
>> I need to know how much bandwidth each client will consume .
>> So will know for the # of clients in my case 30 what type of line to
>> order
>>
>> My question is there a formula or average bandwidth for each client to
>> calculate the line volume?
>>
>> Thanks In advanced.
>>
>>
>>

I am not sure about this but i think that you need leased line connection
with up to 1 or 2 MB bandwidth, it seems that ur users are using the high
bandwidth for their applications, in addition of that, your connection needs
to be reliable.

"Tal Bar-Or" wrote:

> I can use either 2k or 2k3
> basically they will use application that related to journalist world edit
> story query database set a program and about 20 concurrent connection
> In strait LAN its require about 53 Kbytes/sec per user
>
> "Zer0byte" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:7BE468B7-0716-47B3-92FC-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > What servers you have "2k3, 2k"? What are the application used for
> > terminal
> > services, or just for remote access?
> >
> > In general, the client can use dial-up connection to access a certien
> > place
> > via terminal services, but do your clients want to access those places at
> > once? how many clients will do so ?
> >
> > In General, Terminal Services is an effective way of overcoming a slow (10
> > MBps or less) WAN link connection.
> >
> > "Tal Bar-Or" wrote:
> >
> >> Hello All,
> >>
> >> I need to implement Terminal service for a Wan location users and for
> >> that
> >> I need to know how much bandwidth each client will consume .
> >> So will know for the # of clients in my case 30 what type of line to
> >> order
> >>
> >> My question is there a formula or average bandwidth for each client to
> >> calculate the line volume?
> >>
> >> Thanks In advanced.
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>

The best scenario: 30 concurrent connections on 33.6 Kbps dial-up, i.e.
1,008 Kbps or ~1 Mbps.
Medium scenario: all on 56Kbps dial-up: 1,590 Kbps or ~ 1.5 Mbps.
Worst scenario when all the connections are high-speed, so 53 KB/s*30=12,720
Kbps or ~12 Mbps or eight T-1 carriers )

Seriously, you can test both TS client and TS server performance using LAN
to find out, predict and resolve possible bottlenecks.
Tih'ie bari.