Really need IT Help........

[JLR1969]

Citrix should work fine on those speeds. We have customers working on Citric, 2X RAS & RDC/RDP remote connections on slower speeds than your connection with no issues.

Does it work fine using a decent connection elsewhere? Is anybody else using it all OK other than you?

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I believe some are better than others but generally it's not well received, home working is a new concept and this is what they have done.

Most people complain it's slow

 

[Bobby Dazzler]

I believe some are better than others but generally it's not well received, home working is a new concept and this is what they have done.

Most people complain it's slow

Sounds like at least part of the problem is at "their" end, and not "your" end.

 

[bolide]

I have started a new job and its like going back in time 25 years....

They are based in France with a London office so all of the servers are in France.

I really need help

Shouldn't you be speaking to your employer's IT people?

Nick Froome

 

[markjay]

Mobile signal is also very poor

On which network? O2, Vodafone, EE, or Three?

 

[rockits]

Sounds like at least part of the problem is at "their" end, and not "your" end.

I'd agree with that. Unless it can be proved as working well from at least one good end point it is likely the source is at least part maybe all of the problem.

Some IT guys get involved in setting up VM's & thin client servers but they need a fair bit of horsepower & good disk I/O performance. This is often where they fall down. If it can be tried locally on the LAN that might help narrow or nail down the issue.

 

[markjay]

...If it can be tried locally on the LAN that might help narrow or nail down the issue.

And also from an off site location with decent Internet, e.g. 80/20 FTTC connected to the hub by wire, this will also eliminate any firewall or bandwidth issue on the server side.

 

[HughJarse]

I use citrix; it's on a 70mb connection. However I still logon, email what I'm working on to myself. Work on it. Email it back, log back on with citrix and put it in the appropriate folder.

 

[JLR1969]

On which network? O2, Vodafone, EE, or Three?

All of them unfortunately