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Ryan Mangan works as the CTO at Systech IT Solutions, an application delivery and desktop virtualization specialist company based in the UK, where he focuses on end-user computing and emerging technologies. Ryan is an end-user computing specialist with a great passion for virtualization. A speaker and presenter, he has helped customers and technical communities with end-user computing solutions, ranging from small to global 30,000-user deployments.
He is the owner and author of ryanmangansitblog.com, where he posts articles about remote desktop services, VMware, Microsoft Azure, Parallels RAS, KEMP, and other products and technologies.
Ryan has been awarded VMware vExpert since 2014, has been a member of the NetApp United program since 2017, Parallels VIPP and was awarded Technical Person of the Year in 2017 by KEMP Technologies.
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Hi Ryan, I have set up a remote apps on Windows server 2012, and when I try to email out with the remote apps, it take 5mins email out. I am wonder any firewall or filter that I can edit to enable the email get faster?
thanks!
this can be a number of things, I don’t believe that it would be a firewall issue. I would check the configuration of the session host.
Best Regards,
thanks for reply. where I can configure the session host, is it on the RDS server? cheers
I did try to disable Remote Desktop IP Virtualization, but it didn’t help.
Is it the email Remote application that is slow or is it the creation of a connection’s performance ?
I am running a software on the server, yes, its remote app that emailing very slow, when I log in to the server and email through the application, it working fine. just email through remote app slow when attache file around 100k, however if email without any attachment, it will going ok. any idea why? thanks
Hi Ryan, could you help please. I can’t solve the problem. cheers
You will first need to look at the performance monitor first. You may need to assign more resources to the session server.
Best Regards,
Ok, thanks for that, will give a try.