Anyone using a Virtual Private Server (W2003) and Terminal Service

[Guest ThomasAJ]

To deliver their access app to multiple offices?

 

Currently my small business has W2003 and TS on a box in the one office so

my 5 users can run the main app. But we are expanding. Is using VPS and TS a

viable solution to deliver the app to multiple offices?

--

Regards

Tom

[Guest Simon Gronow]

Re: Anyone using a Virtual Private Server (W2003) and Terminal Service

 

We do and works well

 

Technically it's just another W/s on the network. You can also run TS

without a VPN too

 

Rgds

SImon.

 

 

 

"ThomasAJ" <ThomasAJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> To deliver their access app to multiple offices?

>

> Currently my small business has W2003 and TS on a box in the one office so

> my 5 users can run the main app. But we are expanding. Is using VPS and TS

> a

> viable solution to deliver the app to multiple offices?

> --

> Regards

> Tom

[Guest ThomasAJ]

Re: Anyone using a Virtual Private Server (W2003) and Terminal Ser

 

Re: Anyone using a Virtual Private Server (W2003) and Terminal Ser

 

Virtual Private Server and NOT Virtual Private Network.

They are 2 different things entirely OR am I mistaken. I don't know much

about these things.

 

The VPS I am looking at is hosted remotely at a Web Hosting company I use to

host our websites.

 

--

Regards

Tom

 

 

"Simon Gronow" wrote:

> We do and works well

>

> Technically it's just another W/s on the network. You can also run TS

> without a VPN too

>

> Rgds

> SImon.

>

>

>

> "ThomasAJ" <ThomasAJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:864804A8-86D0-47B5-AD45-06E6E079C4A6@microsoft.com...

> > To deliver their access app to multiple offices?

> >

> > Currently my small business has W2003 and TS on a box in the one office so

> > my 5 users can run the main app. But we are expanding. Is using VPS and TS

> > a

> > viable solution to deliver the app to multiple offices?

> > --

> > Regards

> > Tom

>

>

>

[Guest Simon Gronow]

Re: Anyone using a Virtual Private Server (W2003) and Terminal Ser

 

Re: Anyone using a Virtual Private Server (W2003) and Terminal Ser

 

Ahhh Sorry

 

Yeah they work too. I have seen one in action, but not personally managed or

set it up.

 

My suggestion is to ensure that the company has things like

 

 

1. Raid HDD's in the server

2. Mutliple Internet Links

3. Good back power (UPS)

4. Backup of your data

 

 

Rgds

Simon.

 

 

"ThomasAJ" <ThomasAJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:3F9BA2BD-5F8B-4622-84E7-D562A07E07F9@microsoft.com...

> Virtual Private Server and NOT Virtual Private Network.

> They are 2 different things entirely OR am I mistaken. I don't know much

> about these things.

>

> The VPS I am looking at is hosted remotely at a Web Hosting company I use

> to

> host our websites.

>

> --

> Regards

> Tom

>

>

> "Simon Gronow" wrote:

>

>> We do and works well

>>

>> Technically it's just another W/s on the network. You can also run TS

>> without a VPN too

>>

>> Rgds

>> SImon.

>>

>>

>>

>> "ThomasAJ" <ThomasAJ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:864804A8-86D0-47B5-AD45-06E6E079C4A6@microsoft.com...

>> > To deliver their access app to multiple offices?

>> >

>> > Currently my small business has W2003 and TS on a box in the one office

>> > so

>> > my 5 users can run the main app. But we are expanding. Is using VPS and

>> > TS

>> > a

>> > viable solution to deliver the app to multiple offices?

>> > --

>> > Regards

>> > Tom

>>

>>

>>