> Well, one alternative solution would be to use persistent connections. They
> are now supported for xml-rpc, but not for Net-RPC yet.
This might also boost general performances a little but this is unrelated to my problem: I had 200ms (two hundred!) delay for _each_ RPC calls between 2 Windows 2008 machines on the same subnet (latency <1ms, TCP open/close <1ms so persistent connections won't help here).
All this have been tested on different environments, measured with wireshark and deployed in production.
> Well, one alternative solution would be to use persistent connections. They
> are now supported for xml-rpc, but not for Net-RPC yet.
This might also boost general performances a little but this is unrelated to my problem: I had 200ms (two hundred!) delay for _each_ RPC calls between 2 Windows 2008 machines on the same subnet (latency <1ms, TCP open/close <1ms so persistent connections won't help here).
All this have been tested on different environments, measured with wireshark and deployed in production.