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Date: | Fri, 19 Apr 1996 23:36:36 GMT |
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To add my .02,
1. When running a terminal connection using serial line and a DTC vs.
a session through NS/VT, couple of things about the speed:
- True, NS/VT session consumes some more resources on the hp3k
(one more process). Session start-up (getting the logon prompt
and session built up) is slower than thru a DTC port.
- Dataflow (painting screens - specifically block-mode stuff) is
much faster through VT than DTC since DTC port is limited to max
serial line speed, while NS/VT screens will come across LAN at
10Mbits/sec rate. If your DTC users have been working with
serial line speeds of 19.2kbps or higher, the screen fill speed
probably makes no difference (19.2k is enough to paint a whole
screen in 1.0 seconds (24x80=1920 characters)) - the end users
would not know the difference.
2. Block mode can and will work through telnet, it all depends on your
specific set-up.
...there was a third thing I was going to mention... forgot... maybe later.
Cheers,
:-) Eero Laurila - HP CSY Networking lab, NS services & Network printing team.
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