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TopDog
Cadet 3rd Class Cadet 3rd Class
Cadet 3rd Class
‎2018-07-19 19:02
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Scripting with the PCoIP Protocol

Does anyone have any experience using the PCoIP protocal?  If so, what were the results? Did the protocol meet your expectations? What are your thoughts on future use?

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Tatiana_M_LR_PC
Commodore
Commodore
‎2018-07-24 17:28

Hello,

I am one of the engineers from PC/LR so I cannot really give you a detailed experience recording and using PCoIP as a client but I can tell that we almost never have had cases realted to PCoIP issues.

I'm attaching you the guide of the protocol in case you need it.

https://admhelp.microfocus.com/vugen/en/12.56-12.57/help/WebHelp/Content/VuGen/Protocols/PCoIP/pcoip_protocol.htm

Also, you need to know that it is a new protocol and as no many issues are reported, in case that you need support, you should better open a case so we can provide you the best support.

Regards,

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SylvainP31
Commodore Commodore
Commodore
‎2018-08-10 10:38

Hi,

I try to use with (VuGen 11.55), sounds promising but it's lacking a lot of functions available in other remote protocols like Citrix or RDP (like sync windows functions). Currently only sync_on_bitmaps functions are available, which is very poor.

Besides, I'm not able to run the scripts with BPM 9.50 (case opened in progress), so right now this is useless...

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