RE: What is the best way to set up laptop users?
- From: "Gavin - MCSE2K" <GavinMCSE2K@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 04:23:04 -0700
If it was me,
Set them up on the network and get them to connect and update.
Then allow and create a VPN on the laptop so they can access the fileserver
from the internet.
For exchange users, utilise RPC over HTTP connections for Outlook and away
you go!
Make sure that there is some sort of roaming AV solution, Symantec Corp
allows this.
"dsatchell" wrote:
> I have a number of clients on SBS 2003 Premium. So far they have all been
> office bound.
>
> Now I have a client that has 10-15 users that I'm setting up with SBS 2003
> Premium but 80% of them are laptop based and some of them aren't even in the
> same state and never will be.
>
> The company does a lot of contract work for state agencies and will need to
> login to various systems. I have seen for instance the Novell client loaded
> on the laptop of the CEO.
>
> So now I am wondering what is the best way to setup/configure/connect these
> laptops to the SBS server that won't cause them (or me) any undue headaches.
> Also, what am I going to need to watch out for or issues am I going to run
> into?
>
> I am installing TrendMicro CSM and they specifically need file and exchange
> access from some users and only exchange access for other users.
>
> Thanx, David.
.
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