Windows 7 - Remote Access Connection (RAS) over satellite on XP3

Asked By B

26-Jan-10 08:31 PM

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 have 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?

Look forward to hear from anyone soon.

Thank You.

Regards, Shah
ashah.nasarudin@gmail.com

26-Jan-10 08:45 PM

On 1/26/10, Br@bus posted:








You might do better posting this in a networking or debugging group.

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26-Jan-10 09:04 PM

Go to www.speedtest.net and choose a test server(s) near your
destination.  Try close ones too.

Report speeds back to the newsgroup...

Chances are your "pipe" is not big enough.

26-Jan-10 10:07 PM

Post in the following news group :-

http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless&cat=en_US_f7139501-144b-4e8e-baf9-03f78faf7e85&lang=en&cr=US

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26-Jan-10 10:49 PM

The machine that I connect to is a Live site. There is no internet connection
that I can test on.

Anyway, I will post this question to network newsgroup

28-Jan-10 02:06 AM

Hi Mogan,

What do you mean by "Chances your "pipe" is not big enough.

How do I deal with this?

Regards, Shah

28-Jan-10 02:22 AM

Hi Morgan,

What do you mean by "Chances are your "pipe" is not big enough"

How do I deal with this, any idea?

28-Jan-10 02:23 AM

Hi Morgan,

What do you mean by "Chances are your "pipe" is not big enough"

How do I deal with this situation, any idea?

Regards, Shah

28-Jan-10 09:15 AM

Again, you will get much better help posting in a network group instead of
this Media Center one.

What Morgan means is that your sat connection does not have the bandwidth to
handle a remote connection. Many sat connection have a fairly limited
download speed compared to cable or DSL and an even slower upload.
--
James
Orlando (Goofy says "Hey"), Florida

28-Jan-10 02:03 PM

Why do you keep posting responses to Morgan's post under other people's
posts? If you have a reply for Morgan, post it under *his* post,
please.

On 1/27/10, Br@bus posted:






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Gene Bloch 650.366.4267 lettersatblochg.com

29-Jan-10 07:41 AM

Correct.

Sorry,  I have not checked this group for a while.

29-Jan-10 07:50 AM

You may need a faster Internet connection than what you have now.

Did you go to speedtest.net and get your results?

29-Jan-10 01:42 PM

BrBus,
The time lag to send a signal to a satellite and to get it back down again
is very long and I do not think there is anyway you can keep the remote
access from timing out due to slow response time.

01-Feb-10 09:01 PM

It was pretty fast when the platform was on NT.

01-Feb-10 09:30 PM

Ok, for the third time now....

Go to:

www.speedtest.net and get your actual results and post them here.

Choose a testing server that is near the remote computer.