Traffic shaping
In some scenarios, it is very important to limit the maximum bandwidth used by different sessions. Even if you're using a high-speed link, shaping some streams is a good practice. Consider, for example, a user working with a scanner; when the scanner sends the image to the application that runs on the XenApp server, it can easily saturate the available bandwidth.
XenApp offers a category of user settings to limit the bandwidth used by the different supported redirections, as shown in the following screenshot:
Bandwidth policy settings
You can limit the overall session bandwidth and/or the bandwidth used for the following:
Audio redirection
Client USB device redirection
Clipboard redirection
COM port redirection
File redirection
HDX MediaStream redirection
LPT port redirection
Printer redirection
TWAIN device redirection
You can define a fixed limit value (in KB per second) and a percentage of the total session bandwidth; you can also completely turn off a channel if it is unused. If you...
