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How so as I thought when remote for eg a user would create a 'VPN' on client host pc as normal inputting relevant details in order to logon &amp;&nbsp;same for Wireless for eg?
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What about a user logging into his domain from home to carryout his normal working routines?
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Hi ChiefTechGuru, &nbsp;My apologies I mean what about if Im not using SBS at all and the company is using Win 2003/2008 Standard/Enterprise OS?<br />
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Im aware I would setup RRAS on a server but separate from the Domain apparantely and then I would select VPN/NAT/Dialup or whatever and obviously ensure that the user is part of this group for these types of users!<br />
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Im assuming I would then once connected to the Internet I would select the Network type from my host pc ie to create a Vpn connection or whatever my end is connected via!
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Hi I wish to know that when a client logs on from home, to their companies Windows 2003 or 2008 OS, for a 'small or even medium bussiness' then the most popular or only options available are:<br />
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- Wireless<br />
- Wired<br />
- VPN/RRAS<br />
- Dial-up<br />
- Direct Access<br />
- ISDN - Although this is no really popular no more due to ADSL/SDSL links<br />
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Unless obviously a customer has all the required CPE type equipment in place at home already then they could use other Technologies.
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Hi I wish to know that when a client logs on from home, to their companies Windows 2003 or 2008 OS, for a 'small or even medium bussiness' then the most popular or only options available are:

- Wireless
- Wired
- VPN/RRAS
- Dial-up
- Direct Access
- ISDN - Although this is no really popular no more due to ADSL/SDSL links

Unless obviously a customer has all the required CPE type equipment in place at home already then they could use other Technologies.

SBS 2003/2008 - OVERALL QUERY REGARDING CLIENTS AT HOME OR ANY GEOGRAPHIC POSITION

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).