NAvision access from remote place

vyanku wrote:

How can I access Navision server from remote place by internet?
Which port it uses?

Hi

Client connected to a Navision server via internet is not a good solution: Navision require a large bandwidth.
Try some solution like terminal server or cytrix metaframe...

Matteo

That question you will probably need to consult with your network consultant. The ports are controlled by your firewall.

Waldo wrote:

Eto wrote:

Try some solution like terminal server or cytrix metaframe...

Or if you want an affordable solution, try Jetro Cockpit Server. Works like a charm, is secure and you don't need much bandwith

You make it sound like Jetro Cockpit Server is an alternative to Terminal Server, but it is not, it is a management layer that sits on top of Terminal Server, so you still need Terminal Server to use it.

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