Michael
Fri Aug 10 07:24:10 CDT 2007
I have 384/16000 (may be 512 upstream not quite sure). I can use a CRM
server in the internet (without VPN) and it works quite well, though still
noticeable slower than a LAN connection. IE seems somewhat limited to about
400-500KB per second, so I cannot make use of the full bandwidth, while
other FTP programs can and give me up to 2MB/sec. I'm pretty sure that
256/1500 will work fine.
If your traveling users only need access to specific parts of CRM, a mobile
client may be an option as well.
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"Graham Smith" <graham_smith@sbstech.com.au> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> DSL bandwidth availibility varies by country/telcos, what ADSL bandwidth
> do you consider fast. Australia currently has ADSL(up to 256/1500) and
> ADSL+2 (384/8000) available over copper.
> thanks
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> "Michael Höhne" <michael.hoehne@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
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>> I'm using the Cisco VPN client for remote sessions from Germany to the US
>> and it works without problems. However I have a fast DSL line.
>> A 56k line will be slow, no matter what VPN client you use. Though IE
>> caches images and include files, there still is a lot of data being sent
>> from the server and 56k in my opinion is not suitable at all for online
>> work. It may be better to let the traveling users work in offline mode
>> most of the time and have them synchronize their changes.
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>> Michael Höhne, Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP
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>> "Graham Smith" <graham_smith@sbstech.com.au> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>>> Is anyone using the Cisco VPN Client to connect remote CRM users either
>>> with the IE and/or the Outlook Client interface.
>>> Are there any performance issues over broadband, ??? Also, what are the
>>> recommended bandwidths both ends???
>>>
>>> Some travelling field staff need to connect remotely thru dial up
>>> connections (56k) - (ie. Remote location has no broadband available)
>>> How does this option perform, ???
>>> a) Online thru IE7 Interface
>>> b) Online thru Outlook Client Interface
>>> c) Syncronising the Outlook Client image with the Master CRM 3.0
>>> Database
>>> Is this a feasible option ????
>>> TIA
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