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Hi there,<br />
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What is the best way (other than TS) to have fast access to shared folders from a remote site?<br />
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It is a SBS 2003 environment. Both sites have 4Mb DSL Lines with Juniper SSG20 firewalls. <br />
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Currently if someone from the remote site wants to download a file from the shared drive it downloads at about 20kbps. <br />
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The shared folder contains sub folders and files to the value of 90GB.<br />
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If someone can point me in the right direction.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Hi there,

What is the best way (other than TS) to have fast access to shared folders from a remote site?

It is a SBS 2003 environment. Both sites have 4Mb DSL Lines with Juniper SSG20 firewalls. 

Currently if someone from the remote site wants to download a file from the shared drive it downloads at about 20kbps. 

The shared folder contains sub folders and files to the value of 90GB.

If someone can point me in the right direction.

Thanks





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