Should be a simple one, I hope... looked briefly but couldn't find any solid info on this anywhere.
I have a remote office on a T1 using View Desktops and a VOIP phone system. Just recently moved to View Desktops.
When first moving over to the desktops, we noticed some jitter and stuttering during telephone calls. Using GPO I limited the amount of bandwidth the PCoIP sessions could use. This seemed to fix all the issues with the phones.
Now, however, we have an application running on the desktops that runs extremely slow whereas it didn't use to.
I manually edited the registry settings on a desktop setting the limit back to 0 so it wouldn't throttle that session (VMware documentation states these settings take place instantly... or so they say) and it did not seem to help.. not sure if it truly takes effect instantly or not and if a reboot is really required though.
I guess my main question is will limiting the PCoIP bandwidth settings on the virtual desktops also throttle their individual network connections to files servers, internet, etc. etc.? I assume that it doesn't/shouldn't but that is one of the few things I have changed recently and I am just back tracking to see if perhaps that might be the issue and what others' thoughts may be.
Thanks!
Clay