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Remote SBS2003

Radsl · 2005-07-12 09:02:12

In SBS2003, I can log in remotely to my account using 'http://IP_ADDRESS/remote' but is there some way to access the files on the server aswell? Thanks

12-07-2005 9:02am

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Radsl

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In SBS2003, I can log in remotely to my account using 'http://IP_ADDRESS/remote' but is there some way to access the files on the server aswell?

Thanks

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#2 12-07-2005 11:47am

gordonnet

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use real vnc its alot easier www.realvnc.com

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#3 12-07-2005 12:01pm

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Radsl wrote:

In SBS2003, I can log in remotely to my account using 'http://IP_ADDRESS/remote' but is there some way to access the files on the server aswell?

Thanks

Perhaps you should rephrase that as
but is there some way to ENSURE THAT ONLY I CAN access the files on the server aswell?

SBS should allow you to setup OWA so you can connect into your email account. You should then be able to see email attachments, opening up further is even more scary unless you have a solid VPN in place

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#4 12-07-2005 12:58pm

jamesd

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gordonnet wrote:

use real vnc its alot easier www.realvnc.com

Or use remote desktop and it's from Microsoft but as Capt'n Midnight said it's a secrity rick unless measures are put in place.

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