Sharing remote desktop connections

Hi,
Yes it's possible with an Access database on a share folder but won't get all the benefits:

- Slower (when multiple users are connected)
- No security group
- No permission
- No attachment (in the version 5.7)
- No centralized logging (in the version 5.7)
- No user specific settings

I hope this help.

David Hervieux
Devolutions inc.

PS: You can install SQL Express which is free; you don't have to pay for the full SQL Server version.

David,

Thanks for your quick reply.

I'm not so worried about installing SQL Server as I am when I or someone else in my office, we're looking at the 5 user pack, take our laptop away from the office on a business trip or we're at home on support and need to have the remote desktop connections that are stored on the SQL Server (which is in the office) available.

In short, I would like to be able to have the shared remote destops available when we're out of the office with our laptops. Is this possible?

Thanks!
ct

Hi,
You should try the offline mode, which is available for Access and for SQL Server. When the application is unable to connect to the database, it load a readonly version of the database.

I think that it could do the job.

David Hervieux
Devolutions inc.

Hi,
You should try the offline mode, which is available for Access and for SQL Server. When the application is unable to connect to the database, it load a readonly version of the database.

I think that it could do the job.

David Hervieux
Devolutions inc.

Perfect!

That's exactly what I need.

Thanks!
ct

Where does DRM read the data from? It has to be a local file, right.

Yes, it is and it's located in the local settings folder.