AutoDesk Revit and "the cloud"
Hello to all. This is sort of a follow up to a question I had a month or so ago. Iwould liketo know how you are working between offices when using Revit. I know about Autodesk Revit Server 2012\13,...
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I'm not sure what the issue would be with the Revit Server in the cloud as long as your clients there as well. Are you talking about hosted Revit Server and local Revit clients? If that's the case,...
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Thank you Greg. Good info there. Our AutoCAD and Revit software is installed on the local machines and we use a network license that is shared by both offices. Our Flexlicense manager is located in...
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For bandwidth, our main office is 10Mbps to the Internet. There is a private 2.88Mbps (dual T1) link connecting our remote office to our main office. This private link is used for all traffic from the...
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We only have one location, but we have two instances where we have collaborated with Executive Architects operating out of their own offices (sometimes we also house employees from the EAs in our...
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In general, we leave Revit Server out of the equation, and use VMware to host our Revit environment. We keep our data on the same LAN as the VDI. It works very well, and keeps our machines clean....
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Hey all.I did a google search today and found this conversation. I have the same challenge coming up with one of our clients. Client has a 10mb EOC at the main office in the midwest. 1 user southwest...
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With regards to the single user in the southwest, I think either a VDI environment or RDP to a dedicated workstation would work best. It's simply too inefficient to continuously replicate Revit...
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Thanks Greg. These are the same thoughts I have had also. Client is using Globalscape WAFS file replication to replicate jobs between the main and secondary site. It seems that we can complicate...
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We used Globalscape WAFS before I got here. I think it's workable for a certain amount of replication but I think there are issues with Revit model replication. Since the two sites don't actually see...
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Greg. Thank you very much. Very good suggestions. I appreciate it. J
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When using VDI, do you recommend using pooled or shared environments?
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We are using a pooled environment on a Dell Precsion R7610 running Windows 7 and Terminal Service Plus (www.tsplus.net Opens a new window) to allow connections. RevIT works fine but AutoCAD does not...
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@ MASiefertHi ..we are a traditional Revit firm where 15-20 people are working on Revit continuously 10 hours.We have been toying with the idea of a VDI-Revit-Thinclient environment. I saw your post on...
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When we made the switch, VMWare was the only viable option. We are going to be using the NVidia K2 cards on the servers that we just ordered.The VDI solution, makes it affordable, in that we can put...
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There is a decent Autodesk University video located here: http://au.autodesk.com/au-online/classes-on-demand/class-catalog/2014/revit-for-architects/cm7960#ch... Opens a new windowI've always felt that...
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