Re: [389-users] Problems with running Management and Directory Consoles on remote servers

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Gerrard Geldenhuis wrote:
>> Yes, we were connected over a VPN as well - Cisco, in this case - with
>> the underlying networks being 100mbit LAN -> ADSL -> Internet ->
>> Datacentre -> 1000mbit LAN.
>>
>> Just now, as a test, i installed and ran Wireshark (gnome) via ssh -X to
>> the remote site, and from the same machine that i would normally have
>> run 389-console from.  It was relatively responsive - certainly usable,
>> in any case.
>>
>> Could it be a java thing, or is it specific to the console tool, i wonder ?
>>
>>     
>
> It's probably both... we have much the same network setup. The other setup being 100Mb -> vpn -> ADSL -> 1000Mb network.
>
> We will raise a bugzilla. I will send the number so you can add any additional info or just confirm another occurence of the problem.
>   
This has been a problem for years - I believe it is a java thing - there 
are unfortunately very few standalone java apps like the console with 
which to confirm - there's really nothing in the console code itself 
that controls this sort of thing - this all happens at the java 
awt/swing/X layer.
> Regards
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