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Topic ClosedRevit Compatibility Issues

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30.Jan.2008 at 11:10
Many firms have used the Riverbed network acceleration hardware when they have offices in multiple locations. Do anybody out here has had first hand experience with these products?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29.Jan.2008 at 06:27
Revit over the network is slow in terms of opening the model.

After that its speed is the same at all desktops...
If one or two users are in the model - speed is ok...

But more than 2 - speed becomes a crawl...
whether the model resides in the same office or over the network...
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25.Jan.2008 at 08:41
Please be aware that increasing the 'pipe' size will not necessarily give the performance boost you are looking for. It will heavily depend on the physical distance between the two sites. Distance is the main contributer to latency (or network delay).

The greater the delay, the more likely that a WAN link will be limited in real throughput not by the pipe size - at which point bigger pipes will make NO difference to a single users experience. This is not to say that bigger pipes are not useful, particularly when you need more users using that link at the same time.

And this leads to WAN optimizers, there primary purpose being to significantly reduce the effect of latency and also reduce the data traveling over the link.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24.Jan.2008 at 07:37
The DS3 is the data carried on a T3 circuit. As far as cost to access is concerned, the price calculation has two distance steps: geomapping and the determination of local price arrangements. We need to figure out the time we will be using these carrier lines in order to manage costs.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22.Jan.2008 at 07:13
If you really need to speed things up, you might want to go for T3 (44Mbps). Not sure of the cost difference, but time is money.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18.Jan.2008 at 08:40
Are you using T1 line(point to point T1, no firewall in between) or what?

If so,then I must tell you that T1 line is very slower than your LAN even that has impact on your application performance. If you really need to run files 'live' over the T1, you definitely need to go for some WAN-optimization kit.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16.Jan.2008 at 07:50
Do you want to say that I must have adequate "thick" WAN lines? or what...?


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14.Jan.2008 at 10:39
You must look for some WAN optimization kit to solve the issues.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11.Jan.2008 at 12:29
Working on similar Applications.
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I also work in an AutoCAD (currently using 2005) environment. I was wondering how people are dealing with the Revit issues? My users complain of how slow Revit is over the link.
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