Re: Remote access to 4D Server.

I think ikt depends upon expectations, how much data and how complex forms are. If deplying in cloud Amazon, or the like built 4D client probably OK. If you are hosting 4D server on your own machines, then if 4D client needed I would use citrix or something else like to so as not to have to move

Re: Remote access to 4D Server.

Hello Robert, We had very good performance using VPN and 4D Client. Regards, Ken Geiger Dolores, CO > On Jun 28, 2018, at 3:45 AM, Robert ListMail via 4D_Tech > <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote: > > I’ve got a new database in the requirements gathering stage that will require > users to work

Re: Remote access to 4D Server.

there was a recent thread on the forums "Alternative à RDP" http://forums.4d.com/Post/FR/24803223/1/24818538#24818538 among the suggestions: TSPLUS https://www.tsplus.net/ guacamole https://guacamole.apache.org/ > Another solution is to use Citrix

Re: Remote access to 4D Server.

Another solution is to use Citrix. A number of my customers work this way from home, and run 4D client this way, day-in, day-out. It does require you to set up a Citrix server and to buy Citrix licenses, so this is maybe not what you are looking for. Regards, Rudy Mortier Two Way

Re: Remote access to 4D Server.

Hi Robert, I recently did a test over internet using 4D client. I have set up a virtual Windows machine on Amazon, the smallest configuration possible. This server runs Windows 10, and has 1GB (!) of memory, 30 GB storage. I have configured and installed 4D server v16R6 on it, using Remote

Remote access to 4D Server.

I’ve got a new database in the requirements gathering stage that will require users to work with, mostly enter data, while at another location via WiFi connection. I suppose the could connect in one of the following ways: -vpn to office and use 4D client. -4D client over internet if