Wondering if anyone can help with this one as its strange and been a pain to narrow down.
When I work from home, my main client has a remote access solution which uses the Citrix Receiver to connect to a virtual session. I've been having trouble with the session dropping and have replaced all the user-side equipment and then started to look at the broadband connection which came back with no fault found but the telco swapped the wires over to a spare pair anyway.
It now appears that the issue is with the wireless on the Time Capsule. I've had the time capsule replaced previously but that's not fixed it. Today I've borrowed a USB ethernet adapter for my MBA and plugged it in to the time capsule and I've not had a single drop compared to 3 or 4 an hour when on wireless.
Everything else on the MBA continues to work fine when the Citrix session drops and the connection is stable on other wireless networks I've used, so its all pointing to wireless on the TC, possibly just the device/way wireless is implemented which is strange.
Has anyone else seen anything like this before or have any idea how to interrogate the TC to find out what's going on as there doesn't seem to be any useful logs I can see?
Thanks
When I work from home, my main client has a remote access solution which uses the Citrix Receiver to connect to a virtual session. I've been having trouble with the session dropping and have replaced all the user-side equipment and then started to look at the broadband connection which came back with no fault found but the telco swapped the wires over to a spare pair anyway.
It now appears that the issue is with the wireless on the Time Capsule. I've had the time capsule replaced previously but that's not fixed it. Today I've borrowed a USB ethernet adapter for my MBA and plugged it in to the time capsule and I've not had a single drop compared to 3 or 4 an hour when on wireless.
Everything else on the MBA continues to work fine when the Citrix session drops and the connection is stable on other wireless networks I've used, so its all pointing to wireless on the TC, possibly just the device/way wireless is implemented which is strange.
Has anyone else seen anything like this before or have any idea how to interrogate the TC to find out what's going on as there doesn't seem to be any useful logs I can see?
Thanks