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I did not get much help from MSDN so posting question on the expert forum:

  1. What is the difference between WTSInfoExLevel1.IncomingCompressedBytes and WTSInfoExLevel1.IncomingBytes

Is WTSInfoExLevel1.IncomingCompressedBytes the size of the data after (WTSInfoExLevel1.IncomingBytes) compression OR it is the size of data which was sent compressed.

  1. Same question about the WTSInfoExLevel1.OutgoingCompressedBytes and WTSInfoExLevel1.OutgoingBytes
anup kataria
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  • Compression is used to keep the data transfer as small as possible. That doesn't always pan out well, it depends on the kind of data that gets transferred. So these members are useful to diagnose a slow remote connection issue. – Hans Passant Nov 26 '18 at 14:04
  • So I assume that Total Bytes Sent on the network is CompressedBytes + Bytes. – anup kataria Dec 07 '18 at 10:08
  • No, it is bytes at server => compression => network => decompression => bytes at client. The network transfers CompressedBytes. – Hans Passant Dec 07 '18 at 10:12

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