Please help me resolve this strange case, let me introduce you the scenario:
Z: Win2003 Server
X: WinXP workstation
A: WinXP workstation
B: Win7 workstation
C: Win7 workstation
D: Win7 workstation
E: Win2003 Server
A to E hosts are located in the same lan and subnet and belong to domain H
Z, X are in other LAN, belonging to domain J, connected to A-E LAN via a fiberoptic link.
Now we test remote desktop connections from LAN A-E to LAN Z-X:
A->Z Ok. No problem.
B->Z Ok. No problem.
C->Z Ok. No problem.
D->Z Very slow and unresponsive !!! <<< I need this to be fast as others !!!!
D->X Ok. No problem.
D->E->Z Ok. No problem.
Same user (administrator) is used to log into Z in every case.
On workstation D I tried with different users (admin, non admin), different IPs, and results do not change, RD is very slow.
Physical network between A-E and Z-X is:
LAN switch->Router->ISP Fiber equipment (A-E)->ISP Fiber equipment (Z-X)-> Router -> LAN switch.
All the hosts on A-E are located at the same level connected to LAN switch, same goes for hosts on LAN Z-X. Traces from A-E hosts to Z-X hosts are the same for each A-E host.
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What are the connection settings?
Do you redirect anything? Printers, files, sound, etc?
Have you tested the performance of the network? Copy a file from D to Z? And from C to Z?
Have you tried connecting from D to X to see if the problem persists?
How about from C to X?
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Try changing it then. Remove all redirections, lower the color quality, etc. And what about the other questions? Nov 28, 2012 at 15:49
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I tried with all settings in lowest value to increase perfomance but there is no difference. Network perfomance is as expected. I transferred a file via FTP from Z to D and speed is about the same as from Z to C. I tried connecting via remote desktop from Z to D and it works fine.– vashmanNov 30, 2012 at 14:56
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Hum... try: changing network cables; change network cards; reinstall mstsc; try a different program. Have you disable folder/printer redirecting too? Nov 30, 2012 at 15:20
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