I've been tasked with getting Sage 50 accounts up and running for my wife's business. They don't currently use Sage and want to deploy it as:
- Main system at the office
- Up to 2 users using Sage from remote locations (from home via VPN)
I've had a search around and it would seem that Sage isn't ideally suited to using it in a networked environment, let alone over VPN. I had initially thought of having Sage installed on a laptop at home, VPN'ing into the office and connect to the main Sage system.
Now, it seems the workable solution is to open a remote desktop session onto the main system from home and run Sage only on the main server.
What's the best OS to get for the main server at the office? Windows SBS 2008 with the appropriate Term Serv CALs?
Just had a quick read and there seems to be an issue with running terminal services on a "primary" SBS. Maybe I can use RDP instead?
There also seems to be 2 flavours of SBS - standard and premium!
Much confusion
- Main system at the office
- Up to 2 users using Sage from remote locations (from home via VPN)
I've had a search around and it would seem that Sage isn't ideally suited to using it in a networked environment, let alone over VPN. I had initially thought of having Sage installed on a laptop at home, VPN'ing into the office and connect to the main Sage system.
Now, it seems the workable solution is to open a remote desktop session onto the main system from home and run Sage only on the main server.
What's the best OS to get for the main server at the office? Windows SBS 2008 with the appropriate Term Serv CALs?
Just had a quick read and there seems to be an issue with running terminal services on a "primary" SBS. Maybe I can use RDP instead?
There also seems to be 2 flavours of SBS - standard and premium!
Much confusion
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