Can Ravada VDI setup Latency and bandwith when remote vm #2170
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May you give us more details about it? maybe this other issue can help you #2168. |
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i mean ...can ravada edit vm("latency and bandwith")pass through spice protocol? |
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Hello @cuong-dao , you can edit SPICE settings. Just edit on the virtual machine hardware. See this recent answer by @fv3rdugo Hope this helps. |
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Hallo @frankiejol , @fv3rdugo ,My point is not about video playback. When I remote in, there is lag and delay, even though my system configuration is not too low (RAVADA server: 24 cores, 32GB RAM; VM CPU: 4 cores, 4GB RAM). I am only remoting into a single VM, yet the lagging issue still occurs. |
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Hello @cuong-dao It is not easy to find the root of this problem. Have you tried with another visualization protocol like RDP ? Also it would be nice if you could test a Virtual Machine in a network closer to the server. That would discard networking issues in between or in the client site. |
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