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Provida · 5th March 2008

That's a good question.

My gut feeling is that TS shouldn't if Citrix doesn't.

Since there are going to be multiple sessions you should look at a way of load balancing the connections, it will work better than bonding. Bonding is only really necessary when you need more bandwidth for a single TCP connection, e.g. file transfer.

I think there are various firewall appliances out there with some kind of connection balancing capability built in, but that's where my knowledge stops.

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Provida I am Staff at Iconnyx About My Company! Certified Host Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Telford, (data)centre of the known universe Posts: 913	That's a good question. My gut feeling is that TS shouldn't if Citrix doesn't. Since there are going to be multiple sessions you should look at a way of load balancing the connections, it will work better than bonding. Bonding is only really necessary when you need more bandwidth for a single TCP connection, e.g. file transfer. I think there are various firewall appliances out there with some kind of connection balancing capability built in, but that's where my knowledge stops. __________________ Jake Perks - Iconnyx Ltd CONNECTIVITY\| IP VPN \| SAN \| HOSTING __________________ Web Host - Certified Member