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Low Speed Connection

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‎2007 Jun 12 2:56 PM

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Good Afternoon,

We have a 100 Mbps LAN and all of our GUI are configured with Low Speed Connection active.

Do we have any advantage on that? Or configuring the GUI for each user that way could be generating a GUI wait time higher for each user?

Best Regards,

Pedro Gaspar

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Peter_Inotai
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‎2007 Jun 12 3:26 PM

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Hi Pedro,

It depends also on number of the active users. The best is to have a network traffic monitoring tool and measure the load with and without this flag activated.

One of the disadvantages of this flag, that you cannot use the history of the SAPGUI.

You can also check OSS Note 161053 - Using SAPGUI in WAN.

Best regards,

Peter

Good Afternoon,

We have a 100 Mbps LAN and all of our GUI are configured with Low Speed Connection active.

Do we have any advantage on that? Or configuring the GUI for each user that way could be generating a GUI wait time higher for each user?

Best Regards,

Pedro Gaspar

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Peter_Inotai
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‎2007 Jun 12 3:26 PM

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Hi Pedro,

It depends also on number of the active users. The best is to have a network traffic monitoring tool and measure the load with and without this flag activated.

One of the disadvantages of this flag, that you cannot use the history of the SAPGUI.

You can also check OSS Note 161053 - Using SAPGUI in WAN.

Best regards,

Peter