Windows Thread, laptop and remote desktop in Technical; i am looking to buy some high speed with fab memory for school teachers does anyone have any suggestion where ...
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19th March 2009, 12:03 PM #1
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laptop and remote desktop
i am looking to buy some high speed with fab memory for school teachers does anyone have any suggestion where i can go. We are also looking to invest in some good remote desktop software so staff can work from home and access the server and their profiles from home, does anyone know anything i get get for that?
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19th March 2009, 12:10 PM #2 The toshiba satellite pros are quite nice at the mo - well built tidy little units.
As for remote desktop, do you have an existing VPN? what firewall do you use?
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19th March 2009, 09:36 PM #3
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No we don't have a vpn set up and we have a proxy server set up BGFL and they controll the traffic and packets.
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19th March 2009, 10:22 PM #4 hp do a sweeet, 'ohhh shiny' pavilon laptop for 450 ish (4gb ram, core 2, big keyboard, remote control).
We bought one and now when we get requests its a "I want that one" affair. even had a female member of staff saying she uses it instead of her mirror now. we just put an order in for six more 
Its so good the hp logo on the front lights up!
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20th March 2009, 11:48 AM #5
i am looking to buy some high speed with fab memory for school teachers does anyone have any suggestion where i can go. We are also looking to invest in some good remote desktop software so staff can work from home and access the server and their profiles from home, does anyone know anything i get get for that?
Any new hardware is more than capable of handling Remote Desktop. It's the bandwidth available (ideally broadband) which is more critical. If you're a Birmingham school, you need to sign and fill in a BGFL VPN application. They'll then provide you with the relevant information to install the Cisco client, to allow teachers to VPN into school. Once this is setup, you can Remote Desktop into school, using XP's/Vista's built in Remote Desktop tool.
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20th March 2009, 12:35 PM #6 WE just use a TS 2008 server, you can install a TS gateway on any 2k8 server with IIS and that way you can get a nice secure (over ssl) RDP connection to pcs / Terminal Servers in side the building.
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