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Posted by Abdul on May 1, 2006, 2:42 am
Please log in for more thread options yes jeff you are right!! i am trying to connect to the stores
but my company can afford RAS (Dial - Up) connection only, so i dont think
microsoft would provide a solution in which the HQ would be able to connect
to the Stores in order to provide the store with updated data, for example if
i were to make a STV (store Transfer from HQ to a store, i would make the STV
in the HQ and then call the store to dial the connection to get the STV in
the Store POS. my point is i dont want the Stores to dial in to the HQ
instead the HQ could dial to the POS.
"Jeff" wrote:
> pinball,
>
> I think he's trying to contact the stores, not the stores to HQ. Right
> Abdul?
>
> The only way to connect _to_ them is to have a permanent connection, a timed
> connection or a dial back connection
>
>
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> If you have setup a connection schedule, as long as HQ Server and HQ Client
> is running they should get connected by themselves. Why dont u try that? :)
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>
> "Abdul" wrote:
>
> > Dear Users,
> > I operate one HQ location where we have a Comunocation server for my
> > 14
> > store locations, and the stores Dial in to my HQ via RAS to communicate, I
> > was wondering is there a way to connect the Headquarter (from my office )
> > to
> > the shops, so that i can get the data without having to ask the shops to
> > connect.
> >
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