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waynewil
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We have a client who is moving from 2.60 to 3.70, and from Navision Server to SQL Server.
Historically, the client operated two divisions using two separate Navision databases, consolidating financials at the end of the month.
However, they have reorganized, with the administrative functions in one location and the operations in another. Given the move to SQL Server, we are wondering if running one database in one location and providing remote access to the other location may be feasible. Does anyone have this kind of setup, or an opinion on same?
Waynewil
We have a client who is moving from 2.60 to 3.70, and from Navision Server to SQL Server.
Historically, the client operated two divisions using two separate Navision databases, consolidating financials at the end of the month.
However, they have reorganized, with the administrative functions in one location and the operations in another. Given the move to SQL Server, we are wondering if running one database in one location and providing remote access to the other location may be feasible. Does anyone have this kind of setup, or an opinion on same?
Waynewil
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The use of Citrix or simply terminal server can really enable this and make this a good experience.
Sure there are other remote solutions such as Navision's User Portal, but this product seems to require a great deal of maintenance and can be a bit "buggy" at times.