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Security Between Client Server Access
Soumyadip
Member Posts: 209
Hi,
Just a simple question...
What kind of security (encryption/ssl/??) is used when NAV client connects/interchange data with SQL DB Server?
Soumya
Just a simple question...
What kind of security (encryption/ssl/??) is used when NAV client connects/interchange data with SQL DB Server?
Soumya
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Since Navision is not designed (or intended) to tranmit data over a WAN connection would this be a concern? I've only seen this be an issue with applications that are sending data over a public network where security may be an issue.
Or am I missing something?
Is this a local radio link or a WAN? Are you sure it will provide sufficient bandwidth for a direct server connection? Or will the connection be via Terminal Server/Citrix. If TS/Citrix the security is handled there.