Hi all,
I've been struggling with this one for a while now but I think I've now exhausted google and this forum so it time to ask.
I'll give an overview of the setup first. Basically I have (at present) 2 x 2008 Terminal Servers running on physical hardware and 2 x Session Brokers running virtually. The 2 session brokers are running in a cluster and each running a instance of RDweb.
Internally there is a certificate server running on the domain and both the web pages for RDweb, the Remote Apps and the Session brokers are using certificates. In addition to this the client (Windows 7 Pro) has the thumbprint of the certificate placed in the registry to get rid of all the anoying messages.
Everything seems to working as it should but not as fast as I would expect, 2003 was much quicker at connecting than this.
The problem I have is this:
On the Windows 7 client an RDP file is automatically run by some kiosk software at workstation unlock. From starting the connection to a disconnected session being available takes around 17s.
If I run the same RDP file in the standard environment (Windows XP SP2) it takes around 5 secs to perform the same operation.
Where can I start looking to reduce this time on the Windows 7 device? 5 secs in the Windows XP environment is a lot better but ideally it would be somewhere round 1-2secs.
Many Thanks