Hi LeRoy
If the partner is planning to implement on Windows boxes, the question is
how much control they can get of the server. We run into problems where
another application runs on the box, and I have had 10 minute jobs blow out
to 45 minutes. It is important to ensure they have remote access
Goo'day, David,
This intrigues me:
At 07:33 14/11/05 +1100, you wrote:
Hi LeRoy
snip
An alternative to this is also to host the application centrally and allow
customers to access the application through the internet through VPN. This
is an area we are investigating and due to the nature of
I'd also suggest that they consider putting RealVNC (or similar) on the
windows desktops to make life easier in terms of support.
As others have said/implied, the biggest issues are likely to be with
any OS calls/scripts that may be buried in the code, printer tape
setup. None of these are
G'day,
I've seen this and/or related topics crop up from time to time. If
anyone is working on a project to achieve this, it looks like Seagate
may have a solution - a new range of disks that operates with hardware
based encryption at the controller/disk level.
Not sure when these will start
David,
have you tried downloading Kermit from Columbia University?
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/
regards,
Craig
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Hi Craig
[have you tried downloading Kermit from Columbia University?]
I looked at it, but the trial downloads some rental software that needs you
to be logged in as administrator to install. I am nervous of this
particularly after the problems coming from Sony doing the same thing. I
did not
