Remote Control to Board / Teamviewer causing lag spike

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Remote Control to Board / Teamviewer causing lag spike

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Anyone experience users getting lagged when remote controlling into the board? Using teamviewer sometimes users get lagged for 2-3 seconds when I connect. Sometimes 1-2 users will get booted (even myself has before from my local LAN). I've set the WG/Btrieve process to have a higher CPU priority (permanently) and set teamviewer not to use port 80, even though that shouldn't matter 'cause I have all of WG's web stuff disabled. Just wondering if any one else has seen this, knows a work around, or what software others use. I may try chrome remote desktop just to see.


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Re: Remote Control to Board / Teamviewer causing lag spike

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I hate to state the obvious, but how is your upload / download speeds, from what I have read about teamviewer it is a massive resource hog on your bandwidth. I suspect it's going to be like that for any remote desktop applications.

This link has some tips on optimizing the settings.
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-get-the-be ... 1585428616


Hope it helps some.


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Re: Remote Control to Board / Teamviewer causing lag spike

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lucid2310 wrote:I hate to state the obvious, but how is your upload / download speeds, from what I have read about teamviewer it is a massive resource hog on your bandwidth. I suspect it's going to be like that for any remote desktop applications.

This link has some tips on optimizing the settings.
http://lifehacker.com/how-to-get-the-be ... 1585428616


Hope it helps some.
70mb upload/download, plus it disconnects me from my own LAN sometimes (gigabit connection). I'll check out the link though.


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