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To help gauge user experience, Citrix latency is defined by two metrics:

Overall public internet overloaded due to increase in usage caused by COVID stay-at-home requirements.

Local broadband overloaded by other household members streaming videos or playing online games.

Local device running low on RAM and available CPU, causing lag to ICA session.

Packet loss experienced due to old or faulty broadband equipment that needs to be refreshed by the broadband provider.

Local device network cards or wireless adapters are running old, outdated drivers, or there could be hardware faults impacting network performance.

User is connected to public WIFI which has a bandwidth cap, or contention from other people sharing the same connection.

User is connected to WIFI but the signal/coverage is poor.

You see, there are multiple reasons why latency could be high for a user remotely connecting to their Citrix app or desktop using something like Citrix Gateway or full VPN, such as: The reason Citrix is slow might not be related to high Citrix ICA latency at all, but there is a good chance it is. It is very common, even more so for remote workers. Have you ever received a “ Citrix is slow” user complaint? I will expect the answer to be yes. Citrix latency, the delay before the transfer of data, is one of the critical user experience measurements for many technology solutions, and one of the top, when judging the quality of end user experience on Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops.