How Does Presentation Server Perform Over Different Bandwidth Connections?
Monday, 27 November 2006 by Michel Roth
In addition to my previous post about the performance of Presentation Server applications over different types of connections, Sumit Dhawan of Citrix points to a somewhat dated survey that the Tolly Group did in comparing Citrix to plain old Terminal Server over different types of connections:

"Since I posted my article Constellation targeted to improve end user experience through ICA enhancements in Project Ohio, I have received several questions regarding what value Presentation Server provides under different network scenarios.

There are several SpeedScreen technologies that ICA already includes including SpeedScreen Latency Reduction, SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration, SpeedScreen Image Acceleration, SpeedScreen Flash Acceleration. All these technologies are either targeted to improve the performance of a type of application or type of network or both. For example - SpeedScreen Latency Reduction provides local echo of text so that an end user gets high responsiveness from the system in case of a high latency network.

There are several reports that have done comparison of Presentation Server under different network and application scenarios. The following document summarizes the results well in case you are looking for data like this."

Read it all here.

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Presentation Server and 2003 Terminal Services Performance Evaluation (21 September 2007)
New SpeedScreen Technologies In Presentation Server 4.5 (14 November 2006)
Citrix PS 4.5 SpeedScreen Progressive Display Feature Tested (30 July 2007)
SpeedScreen Browser Acceleration Does Not Function In Windows 2003 SP1 (8 April 2005)
VDI At VMware (6 May 2007)
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Project Constellation At iForum (3 November 2006)
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