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Best solution for you Citrix Xenapp
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I ended up going with AZURE. &nbsp;I LIKE IT. &nbsp;Thanks for the help. &nbsp;Robincm did address a lot of questions I had about MS servers and Licensing. <br />
Thanks,<br />
Paul
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I ended up going with AZURE.  I LIKE IT.  Thanks for the help.  Robincm did address a lot of questions I had about MS servers and Licensing.
Thanks,
Paul

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We manage apartment complexes all over the state. 55 of our locations have software that needs to run from a server.<br />
The software has a &quot;Network Version&quot; but is really only designed for LANs. The type that if the connection is dropped, strange stuff happens. <br />
So, I need to use RDP (in application mode of course) or something like it. &nbsp;<br />
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What is my best option on hardware, software, OS etc?<br />
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We run MS SBS 2011 Standard in our office, but that box probably wouldn't handle the additional work load and I don't think it has Terminal Server anyways.<br />
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I'm lost as to what hardware to get, what version of server, CALs???? &nbsp;I don't think I would want to run this over our current ISP. We would probably get a new ISP line just for this box.
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We manage apartment complexes all over the state. 55 of our locations have software that needs to run from a server.
The software has a "Network Version" but is really only designed for LANs. The type that if the connection is dropped, strange stuff happens. 
So, I need to use RDP (in application mode of course) or something like it.  

What is my best option on hardware, software, OS etc?

We run MS SBS 2011 Standard in our office, but that box probably wouldn't handle the additional work load and I don't think it has Terminal Server anyways.

I'm lost as to what hardware to get, what version of server, CALs????  I don't think I would want to run this over our current ISP. We would probably get a new ISP line just for this box.

New Remote Application Server.

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Windows Server 2008

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