Best way to provide remote access for home office?
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Yea normally for the other company they pay an auditing firm to come in and inspect. But again, even in that case, no tickets/calls to IT for a request
and your right I don't want anything else added to the ever-increasing list of stuff.! -
Have and of the FOSS accounting packages met this need? Seems like that would be the best of both worlds.
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@coliver said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
Have and of the FOSS accounting packages met this need? Seems like that would be the best of both worlds.
They did.
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How about just put screenConnect (free version for 3 hosts) on that computer and let him connect to it from the web page. Simple to setup and use.
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@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
How about just put screenConnect (free version for 3 hosts) on that computer and let him connect to it from the web page. Simple to setup and use.
I had no idea that they had a free option.
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@scottalanmiller said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
How about just put screenConnect (free version for 3 hosts) on that computer and let him connect to it from the web page. Simple to setup and use.
I had no idea that they had a free option.
It isn’t worth it compared to something like ZeroTier IMO.
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@JaredBusch said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
It isn’t worth it compared to something like ZeroTier IMO.
Last I checked the ZT connection would be 'always on' unless you manually login to the website and disable and enable it. One vector for issues. Yes SC is permanent on but its like RDP.
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@scottalanmiller said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
How about just put screenConnect (free version for 3 hosts) on that computer and let him connect to it from the web page. Simple to setup and use.
I had no idea that they had a free option.
@scottalanmiller said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
How about just put screenConnect (free version for 3 hosts) on that computer and let him connect to it from the web page. Simple to setup and use.
I had no idea that they had a free option.
This is what I am talking about https://www.connectwise.com/software/control/free
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@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@JaredBusch said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
It isn’t worth it compared to something like ZeroTier IMO.
Last I checked the ZT connection would be 'always on' unless you manually login to the website and disable and enable it. One vector for issues. Yes SC is permanent on but its like RDP.
You can limit it to the RDP port, though.
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@scottalanmiller said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@JaredBusch said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
It isn’t worth it compared to something like ZeroTier IMO.
Last I checked the ZT connection would be 'always on' unless you manually login to the website and disable and enable it. One vector for issues. Yes SC is permanent on but its like RDP.
You can limit it to the RDP port, though.
True but SC is much less work! RDP does have the full screen experience advantage.
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@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@scottalanmiller said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@360col said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
@JaredBusch said in Best way to provide remote access for home office?:
It isn’t worth it compared to something like ZeroTier IMO.
Last I checked the ZT connection would be 'always on' unless you manually login to the website and disable and enable it. One vector for issues. Yes SC is permanent on but its like RDP.
You can limit it to the RDP port, though.
True but SC is much less work! RDP does have the full screen experience advantage.
So does ScreenConnect
