Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 1195889
[RFE] Spice Wan Optimization for Linux Guests
Last modified: 2018-07-18 10:35:59 EDT
Description of problem: Customer is looking to bring on 50+ remote users to aide in development. They will be connecting from a Window 7 x86_64 workstation through a VPN and pulling back RHEL 6.4+ x86_64 workstations with KDE 4 as their desktop. Spice "WAN Optimization features" are only applicable to windows guests. Is there any known procedure for optimizing Linux guests? * separate Display network * make sure latency is less than 150ms * keep resolution down if possible * disable desktop effects in Windows * only enable the # of monitors you really need * bond mode 4 or something for performance * Enable "WAN Optimizations" under Console Options if latency is high or performance is bad * Make sure rhev-tools is updated (Windows) or x11-qxl drivers (RHEL) with rhev-agent running Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.2 How reproducible: very Steps to Reproduce: 1. install rhev 2. install gues 3. have lots of users Actual results: high bandwidth usage Expected results: low bandwidth usage via spice optimization Additional info: 01022634 - SFDC
We agreed to remove RFEs component from Bugzilla, if you feel the component has been renamed incorrectly please reach out.
(In reply to spower from comment #15) > We agreed to remove RFEs component from Bugzilla, if you feel the component > has been renamed incorrectly please reach out. Hello, What does this mean for this RFE? How should this be moved forward, considering this is still an important issue for the customer?
Hi, To follow-up on Robert's question. We need clarity on the customer impact here. Is this moving forward? What expectations should we set for the customer? Thanks, Gary
It simply means that the RFE component is no longer available and instead the keyword FutureFeature should be used (best in conjunction with [RFE] keyword in the subject). Besides this nothing does change. @Christian: Can we get some feeback on c#13, please.