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OH..when you are about to connect to the server in RWW. Down below to the box there is am Optional Settings button you can press.<br />
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Enable<br />
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&quot;Enable files and folders to be transferred between the remote computer and this computer&quot;<br />
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Forgot the mention this.
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OH..when you are about to connect to the server in RWW. Down below to the box there is am Optional Settings button you can press.

Enable

"Enable files and folders to be transferred between the remote computer and this computer"

Forgot the mention this.

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Thanks so much... I know this is available elsewhere, but easy and quick to get it here.<br />
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Thanks plimpas<br />
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Thanks so much... I know this is available elsewhere, but easy and quick to get it here.

Thanks plimpas



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Few Questions on Remote Web Wordspace.<br />
1) I assume I can have multiple usres log in at the same time.. can they also connect to the same &quot;server&quot; at the same time?<br />
2) I know it uses the same port as Terminal Services (3389) and 443 for the https, but can I change those ? We are going into a shared office and they only have 1 external IP and it is already redirected to another tenant in the office.<br />
3) can you transfer / copy files as you can in Remote desktop, there is the need for the remote users to drop forms / files onto the server.<br />
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Thanks
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Few Questions on Remote Web Wordspace.
1) I assume I can have multiple usres log in at the same time.. can they also connect to the same "server" at the same time?
2) I know it uses the same port as Terminal Services (3389) and 443 for the https, but can I change those ? We are going into a shared office and they only have 1 external IP and it is already redirected to another tenant in the office.
3) can you transfer / copy files as you can in Remote desktop, there is the need for the remote users to drop forms / files onto the server.

Thanks

Questions on Remote Web Workspace connecting to an internal server

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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