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From: RCan on 13 May 2010 13:53 Hi Colin, ~ 1MB is really not much, is it syncron or asyncron ? You should also think about branchcache or DFS replication technologies which can save a lot of bandwith. Regards Ramazan "Colin" <Colin(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:F773979F-4CA3-4715-9812-806CC30D4179(a)microsoft.com... > Hi, > > Thanks for your input. I will be using a VPN between the 2 sites but the > bandwidth is low - 1MB at best. This is why I intend to use TS - to get > the > remote users to RDP into the TS box and operate their programs (Word, > Excel, > Outlook etc) from there. > > Regards Colin. > > "fox7" wrote: > >> Colin: >> Take the advice of RCAn. We are using Termail Server here, but what >> you >> are describing we use VPNs. I use Terminal Server here for letting >> people >> run applications on are main server, but not have any access to the >> server. >> The Terminal Server is a barrier between the users and our main server. >> Also >> I use it for one of our facilities that has only 1.5 MBs bandwidth so >> they >> can use our applications in a timely manner. Both of these examples are >> given by RCan. I am not a Terminal Server Expert, I am here to get help >> also, but I can share my experiences. >> >> Fox7 >> >> "Colin" wrote: >> >> > Hi all, >> > >> > I need to setup a TS 08 box for a client. They currently have a SBS >> > 2003 >> > Server working fine but now have a remote office with 6/8 users who >> > will need >> > to access data on the server. My plan is to install a Terminal Server >> > 2008 >> > box at the main office alongside the SBS and let them RDP in to the TS >> > box to >> > access data, email etc (the TS hosting their individual desktops ?). I >> > intend >> > to buy a Volume License for Office 2007. Can someone give me some >> > pointers to >> > documemtation, websites etc that can help me with this - I've never >> > used TS >> > before. I've setup a test box on my own SBS 2003 network and it all >> > seems to >> > work OK but I could do with some advice here. Thanks! >> > >> > Regards Colin.
From: Colin on 14 May 2010 03:55 Hi, 1 MB upload, 20 MB (well, about 6-8 realistically) download ADSL. DFS is great but not supported on SBS 2003 (main office server). Never looked at Branchcache. I need to investigate this! Regards Colin. "RCan" wrote: > Hi Colin, > > ~ 1MB is really not much, is it syncron or asyncron ? > You should also think about branchcache or DFS replication technologies > which can save a lot of bandwith. > > Regards > Ramazan > > "Colin" <Colin(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:F773979F-4CA3-4715-9812-806CC30D4179(a)microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > Thanks for your input. I will be using a VPN between the 2 sites but the > > bandwidth is low - 1MB at best. This is why I intend to use TS - to get > > the > > remote users to RDP into the TS box and operate their programs (Word, > > Excel, > > Outlook etc) from there. > > > > Regards Colin. > > > > "fox7" wrote: > > > >> Colin: > >> Take the advice of RCAn. We are using Termail Server here, but what > >> you > >> are describing we use VPNs. I use Terminal Server here for letting > >> people > >> run applications on are main server, but not have any access to the > >> server. > >> The Terminal Server is a barrier between the users and our main server. > >> Also > >> I use it for one of our facilities that has only 1.5 MBs bandwidth so > >> they > >> can use our applications in a timely manner. Both of these examples are > >> given by RCan. I am not a Terminal Server Expert, I am here to get help > >> also, but I can share my experiences. > >> > >> Fox7 > >> > >> "Colin" wrote: > >> > >> > Hi all, > >> > > >> > I need to setup a TS 08 box for a client. They currently have a SBS > >> > 2003 > >> > Server working fine but now have a remote office with 6/8 users who > >> > will need > >> > to access data on the server. My plan is to install a Terminal Server > >> > 2008 > >> > box at the main office alongside the SBS and let them RDP in to the TS > >> > box to > >> > access data, email etc (the TS hosting their individual desktops ?). I > >> > intend > >> > to buy a Volume License for Office 2007. Can someone give me some > >> > pointers to > >> > documemtation, websites etc that can help me with this - I've never > >> > used TS > >> > before. I've setup a test box on my own SBS 2003 network and it all > >> > seems to > >> > work OK but I could do with some advice here. Thanks! > >> > > >> > Regards Colin. >
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