Bandwith for Navision 2013

hery_halim

Hi all,

We are going to implement the Navision 2013 (Web Client) in one of our client. Our client have about 25 users (distributed in 9 branches) . Assuming the transaction load is normal, What is the minimum bandwith for Navision 2013 web client/RTC to work smoothly ?

Any documentation about this ?

Thanks before.

ppavuk

I would not run RTC client over WAN (if is not an leased line with really good bandwidth), but for web client any modern internet connection must be OK.

hery_halim

i see. i assumed that web client will do just fine then.


Thanks.

Spyroot

Hey guys,

We have remote locations using citrix to login on nav 3.70

Now that we're upgrading to NAV 2013 do we still need citrix or NAV web user will do the job?

End users on remote locations process sales orders and run reports under T1 line.

Thank you.

casanova

Nav 2013 web client still has a lot of limitation
prefer RTC
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh168959(v=nav.70).aspx

Spyroot

Thank you for the advise

Alex_Chow

For order takes and for remote salespeople to log in and enter quotes, you will not run into any problems with web clients.

Spyroot

Hi Alex,

Do I need light (web) licenses for these feature?

Alex_Chow

Spyroot wrote:

Hi Alex,

Do I need light (web) licenses for these feature?

The answer is, it depends.

But as of release 2013, there's no difference between light users and full users.

slmaluwa

Alex Chow wrote:

But as of release 2013, there's no difference between light users and full users.

Hi Alex

I was thinking there IS a difference between these two user types. THe price difference is also high.

Spyroot

Yeah, license price is lower on light users but have many limitations.

I've been looking other alternatives for remote users with full capabilities and so far I have found Anveo web clients http://www.navwebclient.com/dynamics-nav-internetclient/

Tomorrow they're going to present a webinar in case that anyone are interested.

Regards,

Alex_Chow

slmaluwa wrote:

Alex Chow wrote:

But as of release 2013, there's no difference between light users and full users.

Hi Alex

I was thinking there IS a difference between these two user types. THe price difference is also high.

Yes, I agree with you there should be.