Comment Citrix/Terminal Server/Thin client resources (Score 1) 48
This is a common problem with both NT4.0 Terminal Servers and Terminal Services under Win2K. Many applications, often written for the desktop, just don't play well in a multi-user environment like this.
There are a lot of methods to calm down CPU-hogging apps. Some can be tamed by registry settings, others by utilities (like Tame), and others by server tuning apps like TScale, made by RTO Software.
All of these things are discussed on TheThin.Net website (and the associated mailing list), considered by many to be the best source of freely-available thin client computing info on the 'net. I suggest you check it out, and read the FAQs and archives.
-Jeff Gunn
There are a lot of methods to calm down CPU-hogging apps. Some can be tamed by registry settings, others by utilities (like Tame), and others by server tuning apps like TScale, made by RTO Software.
All of these things are discussed on TheThin.Net website (and the associated mailing list), considered by many to be the best source of freely-available thin client computing info on the 'net. I suggest you check it out, and read the FAQs and archives.
-Jeff Gunn
