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‎04-07-2020 06:46 PM - edited ‎04-07-2020 06:47 PM

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Product: Z840
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

 

Are there any settings in the latest 20 release of ZCentral Remote Boost that allows for adjustments to make it more reliable over a VPN? I'm using a VPN, and my MTU size is 1316. 

 

I've seen advice on previous versions to turn off HP Velocity when using across a VPN, is that still the guidance?

 

In the older version 7.6 release notes there was a section about a liveUDP.mtu setting - is that still available for HP Velocity under the 20 release? I can't find it in the documentation for the latest release or in the Sender or Receiver config files.

 

Here's the section from the 7.6.0 release notes where it is mentioned:

 

5. New property IceLive.livessl.liveUDP.mtu. When using a VPN, Set the MTU to a value lower than the MTU of the VPN for best performance with HP Velocity. See the User Guide for details. 

 

 

Colin

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