Remote Access

Today more and more small business are beginning to realize the benefits of a networked environment.  Multi-user network based  applications found in many offices have revolutionized the way we do business, increasing productivity and efficiency.  The Internet has played a major role in this expansion.  In the past, small businesses who wanted to connect their branch offices to the main office for the purpose of file and application sharing were faced with the prospect of extremely high cost dedicated point to point lines from the phone company.  This high cost meant that small business could not justify the expense and chose instead to do without.  

No more!  Now it's easier than ever to affordably and safely connect your offices and remote users using Virtual Private Networks (VPN's).  VPN's allow you to connect each office to the Internet over relatively inexpensive DSL, fractional T1, ISDN, cable or even dial up connections then join them together in secure "tunnels" across the Internet.  Incorporating VPN technology to form Wide Area Networks (WAN's) allows your company to extend the resources of your LAN to remote sites at easily affordable rates. 

Remote access to applications is economically accomplished using Windows 2003 Terminal Services.  Terminal Services is a feature built in to Windows 2003 Server that  allows multiple users to connect to an application server at the main office and use programs installed on that server in a remote control fashion.  The advantages include fast performance over slow Internet connections and the ability to bring the latest applications to computers that may not meet minimum hardware system requirements if the software were installed locally.  

Linear B Networks has extensive experience deploying Remote Access solutions.  We can help your company leverage the power of this exciting technology to increase productivity and save money! 

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Last modified: 09/23/06