CAD Software and performance/mouse courser

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darthv

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we are on our first customers.
we publish an CAD Software but the courser shows like in the attached picture. a normal rdp session shows the courser correct. how to fix it.

also how to improve the performance, the delay is still feelable. the mouse is very little behind and it doesnt run fluently. its a very slightly delay and doesnt run fluently. how to improve the performance.
 

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Please note that the RDP protocol itself is not designed for these kind of applications.
Parallels Secure Workspace also needs to convert the RDP protocol to stream over a WebSocket.
The performance will depend a lot on the application, screen updates, your hardware infrastructure and the entire network connectivity between your Parallels Secure Workspace all the way up to the end-user's internet connection.
 
darthv said:
we are on our first customers.
we publish an CAD Software but the courser shows like in the attached picture. a normal rdp session shows the courser correct. how to fix it.

also how to improve the performance, the delay is still feelable. the mouse is very little behind and it doesnt run fluently. its a very slightly delay and doesnt run fluently. how to improve the performance.
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I would be interested in understanding where your users are in relation to the data? Coming over a WAN connection ? LAN? I have gotten a CAD/CAM application to work in PSW without issue, however we made sure that the users connecting to the application were in the same geography as the data/application
 
Barry_B said:
I would be interested in understanding where your users are in relation to the data? Coming over a WAN connection ? LAN? I have gotten a CAD/CAM application to work in PSW without issue, however we made sure that the users connecting to the application were in the same geography as the data/application
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Our users are primarily connecting over a WAN connection, so geographic proximity can vary. We are aware that minimizing latency is crucial for performance, especially with demanding applications like CAD/CAM. Could you share more about how you ensured the geographic proximity of your users to the data and any strategies you used to overcome potential latency issues? We're particularly interested in any solutions that could help optimize performance in a WAN environment.
 
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