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VPN Connectivity
navuser1
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Hi all,
Please share the technical architectural requirement for deployment of Microsoft dynamics Nav 2009 in remote site.
Note we are planning to connect remote site via VPN Server.
Please share the technical architectural requirement for deployment of Microsoft dynamics Nav 2009 in remote site.
Note we are planning to connect remote site via VPN Server.
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Best way and most implemented architecture would be to have terminal services (either windows RDPs or Citrix) and allow all users to login remotely.
In my case, I use some 18 locations with 64KBPS IP/VPN bandwidth each to connect to a server on a 1MB leased line. Few more VPN links come through public internet from many parts of world using another DSL line. and all work without any issue. You may have increase site bandwidth based on the number of users at each location
HTH