Will CurrentWare slow down my computers?
System Memory
The CurrentWare Client takes up a small footprint on your client computers. The total memory usage is under 25 MB per user. The CurrentWare Client consists of the following processes:
Network Bandwidth
The CurrentWare client tracks data for various solutions into the client database and uploads them to the cwServer every 5 seconds. You can configure the upload frequency from the CurrentWare Console. The data transfer does not exceed more than 1KB per transfer.
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