Posted by: JaBZ
Windows 2003 server and RWW - 22/06/2006 19:41
Can't find this info anywhere, can I get Remote Web Workplace functionality on Windows 2003 Standard? Not SBS 2003...
Windows 2003 server and RWW
Posted by: wfaulk
Re: Windows 2003 server and RWW - 23/06/2006 16:32
Since no one else has replied, what is "Remote Web Workplace"?
Posted by: tfabris
Re: Windows 2003 server and RWW - 23/06/2006 16:52
It's a feature that's part of Smal Business Server 2003. I've never used it, so that's all I know.
From the stuff I've looked at on Microsoft's site, it's not a feature included with the OS, you have to buy Small Business Server to get it.
From the stuff I've looked at on Microsoft's site, it's not a feature included with the OS, you have to buy Small Business Server to get it.
Posted by: JaBZ
Re: Windows 2003 server and RWW - 24/06/2006 07:39
It allows a web RDP connection so you can connect to the server or any other network computers via remote desktop, allows OWA access and other things.
Quite secure as explained here
Quite secure as explained here
Posted by: tfabris
Re: Windows 2003 server and RWW - 24/06/2006 15:51
Man, I'm with Jabz. That should be built into one of the server versions.
Remote desktop is already built in to the servers, of course, I guess then it's just the web-access version requires that you buy SBS?
Remote desktop is already built in to the servers, of course, I guess then it's just the web-access version requires that you buy SBS?
Posted by: wfaulk
Re: Windows 2003 server and RWW - 25/06/2006 14:00
You could see if a Java RDP client can be embedded in a web page as an applet. RWW seems to just be an ActiveX applet anyway.