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Terminal Server super Slow

Aiftikhar — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 18:29:15 +0000

Okay, so here is the deal, i have the following set-up.

Server A is my domain controller

Server B is my terminal Service host

Currently i have about 25 Users who basically run a very simple 32
bit program for sales called myriad which is soul-ly written and
operates in FOX. Also users use Outlook in the same session. The
average size of each outlook PST is about 4GB. Below are the exact
specs of the Dell Power Edge T110 Server that hosts the terminal service
sessions. I cant seem to understand what the problem is, I have
ample amounts of hardware available but it seems that i have errors with
speed, even though the CPU usage stays at low all the time and same
for network usage. The user tend to have a problem when it comes down
to speed and efficiency of the server which basically has a consistent
LAG at all times. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Also someone mentioned to install a seprate video card to help a little on the page load graphics.
Please advise.

Thank You’

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Chassis Information

Chassis Model PowerEdge T110

Chassis Service Tag FX5WGM1

Chassis Lock Present

Chassis Asset Tag

Processor 1

Processor Brand Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3460 @ 2.80GHz

Processor Version Model 30 Stepping 5

Voltage 1200 mV

Memory

Total Installed Capacity 16384 MB

Memory Available to the OS 16384 MB

Total Maximum Capacity 16384 MB

Memory Array Count 1

Memory Array 1

Location System Board or Motherboard

Use System Memory

Installed Capacity 16384 MB

Maximum Capacity 16384 MB

Slots Available 4

Slots Used 4

ECC Type Multibit ECC

Slot PCIE1

Adapter SAS 6/iR Adapter RAID Controller

Type PCI E Gen 2

Data Bus Width 8x or x8

Speed [Not Obtained, see card documentation]

Slot Length Long

Voltage Supply 3.3 Volts

Slot PCIE2

Adapter Intel Gigabit ET Dual Port Server Adapter

Type PCI E Gen 2

Data Bus Width 16x or x16

Speed [Not Obtained, see card documentation]

Slot Length Long

Voltage Supply 3.3 Volts

Slot PCIE3

Adapter Intel Gigabit ET Dual Port Server Adapter

Type PCI E Gen 2

Data Bus Width 4x or x4

Speed [Not Obtained, see card documentation]

Slot Length Long

Voltage Supply 3.3 Volts

Slot PCIE4

Adapter [Not Occupied]

Type PCI E Gen 2

Data Bus Width 1x or x1

Speed [Not Obtained, see card documentation]

Slot Length Long

Voltage Supply 3.3 Volts

BIOS Information

Manufacturer Dell Inc.

Version 1.2.1

Release Date 01/28/2010

Firmware Information

Name Baseboard Management Controller

Version 1.33

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