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I have currently set up 5 thin clients which connect to the redhat linux server, the server has 512 mb ram and each client has 128 ram, i am a little disapointed in the speed or i hsould say the response time on the client side as when i click on a menu it takes a good 5-9 secs to respond back, far to slow . Can any tellme why that may be , i assumend that when people are on the thin client computer it should perorm as if liek the server. Does the screen resolution have anything to do with it.
Cut down on graphics for a start. Thin clients transmit screen, keyboard and optionally, mouse and audio data across your network, so hi-res graphics as background images should not be used. Also, if possible, turn off audio. You should remember that all clients accessing the server are sharing the servers load capability and resources, so a thin-client server should be much more powerful than a file-server for example.
You need to be more specific to get more specific help.
I am wondering how powerful does the server have to be to run about 5-10 thin client machines, currently my server is 512 mb of ram ddr, 100 gigabyte hard drive and running the newest sempron cpu by AMD i believe the speed is 2400. My thin clients have no hard drive but there system is 2400 amd sempron as well at 128mb ram
I am currently using an opensource program called Symbiont? to get my thin clients tp work, what is the best one that is free to use? as this is for a school on a very limited budget and i want any easy to use one since this is my firsttime using linux, I am currently using rd hat linux lateset edtion for the server.
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