PCoIP Connection Manager and PCoIP Security Gateway Performance Limits¶

The following statistics represent the performance limits of the PCoIP Connection Manager and PCoIP Security Gateway with a minimum system configuration. You can exceed these limits, unless indicated, with more powerful systems.

PCoIP Connection Manager Limits¶

Session Establishment Limits¶

Based on the minimum connection manager system requirements, the PCoIP Connection Manager can establish the following number of sessions:

• 40 simultaneous in-process session establishment sequences

• Up to 250 simultaneous client communications

PCoIP Security Gateway Limits¶

Session Limits¶

Each PCoIP Security Gateway supports a maximum of 5,000 simultaneous sessions. You can lower this limit by changing the MaxConnections setting in /etc/SecurityGateway.conf. If you need to support more than 5,000 simultaneous sessions, deploy additional PCoIP Connection Manager and PCoIP Security Gateways behind a load balancer.

Scaling and PCoIP Session Limits¶

Based on the recommended minimum configuration, the PCoIP Security Gateway is capable of scaling out to 400 Mbps of PCoIP session traffic (PCoIP UDP packets). This is a soft limit. To prevent performance degradation beyond this limit, use a PCoIP Security Gateway server with greater computing power.

Bandwidth Limits¶

When using the PCoIP Connection Manager and Security Gateway there are certain session establishment and session bandwidth limits when dealing with external connections.

The following table outlines the RAM, vCPU and correlated estimated bandwidth support:

480 Mbit/s is approximately the maximum bandwidth that can be achieved. If you attempt to size larger then this figure then you may only see minimal, if any, further increases to bandwidth.