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How to install and configure Windows Server so that all users of this network can connect to it via the Internet and work remotely?
I'm looking for a way to make a "corporate server" in which all employees can connect and work exclusively through it.
That is, in order for an employee to start his work, he must connect remotely to the server, enter his username and user password. It is imperative that there are office programs like Word, Excel, browsers on the server.
I know there is a way to do it with Windows Server because I've seen it work in many companies. But he never tried to install and configure.
Need advice and help on whether there are other alternatives besides Windows Server.
If there is no, then I ask you to throw off the guide on how to install and configure Windows Server.
If there is, then I ask you to throw off the info on them and the guide if possible.
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You just need licenses for remote users, for the Windows server itself (the price depends on the number of cores in the processor), and for the Windows server to raise the role of the terminal server. And that's it.
Everyone connects via RDP, and you install whatever software you want, people will sit there and work.
Licenses for the wine server
Licenses for terminal connections, per number of people
Licenses for Ms Office per number of people
The browser is free))
Calculate how much it costs)))
well, yes - a terminal server rises to the wine server and that's it ... like Talyan and indicated
Either take and do it on debian\ubuntu. and you actually pay only for the MSoffice package...
Ideally, this remote should not stick out naked f * outside... and users should first connect via VPN, and already inside the VPN network connect to RDP
This is if they are remote, not in LAN.
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