To your list of "Pros", may I also add: - Zero administration on remote machine - Centralized control of access (you control user's ability to log on to the local machine on your network).
<< Pros - One application to maintain. Same for everyone, either local or remote. You can remote control or shadow the RDP sessions, so you can train or assist remote users. You do not have to worry about remote users leaving thier sessions open. You can close them from the server. Data back ups are seamless as the data is local. Required Internet band width is very small. All you are sending is key strokes and screen shots. No data nor file locking schema. (I use a DSL line for 5 remote users and see no speed loss) >> -- Larry
