How much bandwith does SBO need

I need to know how much bandwith the SBO clients needs ? Is there a document or table in SAP where it tells me these information ? Mostly these is for branch office and need these information (MS Terminal Server is not an option)

Hi
One of our client is using 1mbps dedicated tunnul, but the performance is not out standing. ofcourse there is other traffic flows in that band mainly the user signIN authentication required for domine
I would say citrix would do well in comparision
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Sandeep

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