By philedmonds - Wednesday, July 13, 2011 3:11:26 PM
I'm pondering something.
I've got a potential situation were I've got one licence for Autotrack, and at any one time only one user needs to access autotrack. However this will be in an office were we'd be 'hot desking' and in an ideal world any user could sit at any terminal to do their work. Ideally I don't want to tie autotrack to one computer.
A solution that came to mind was to run Autotrack on a Terminal Services server, and then any client could access this across the network as needed.
Has anyone had any experience of running Autotrack (and possibly Ad Manager and other tools) in such an environment? Of course I might not need a full blown terminal services solution - just RDP'ing into a regular "workstation" box may suffice for one user at a time.
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By Peter Jarrett - Wednesday, July 20, 2011 4:38:59 PM
Bernard: With Myriad v3.5 and v3.6 you can run Ad Manager on a totally separate PC if you like.
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