Because in SMB you don't always get the solid routers on the branch
office side to support robust VPN.
Not to mention iPads = byod and having a desktop that moves with
whatever the user uses and doesn't depend on the platform will be WAY
easier to use from the user side and manage from the management side.
On 1/11/2014 2:05 AM, Ken Schaefer wrote:
What's wrong with a simple VPN?
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A remote desktop server that they can hit via rdgateway. Especially those ipads.
That would also entail a VL version of Office to be installed on that RDS
server.
Small businesses don't buy the VL licenses in order to support direct access.
On 1/10/2014 8:42 PM, Chyka, Robert wrote:
We have a small remote office (6 users) with a Windows 2008R2 DC and a
Windows 2012 DC/File server. The only activity this office performs on
the network is web research and a lot of legal case document creation
and editing - mostly in Word.
At our main office we use VON to access our file server and home
directories remotely (Cisco ASA 5520s for VPN) and have 400 megs of
bandwidth. At our small remote site we have the following gear:
-Time Warner Business Class 25/10
-WatchGuard XTM 25 Firewall (inherited, not spec'd)
For remote access to our 2012 file server using either Windows laptops
or Ipads what do you recommend for best performance and connectivity?
I was looking at Windows 2012 Anywhere Access but wanted to get expert
opinions in the small business sector.
