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It is neither cost effective nor does it work very well. I would avoid that whole thing and just put in a standard RDS server setup.
Originally Posted by foofighterjim. If you go this route just confirm that the options for mapping local resources are disabled such as clipboard and printers , it could lead to a whole world of GDPR issues otherwise.
I would hesitate to recommend it but nothing to stop you from trying. If I were in your shoes I would be inclined to go with the CC4 Access solution though, at lest then you have the assurance that it will play nicely with CC4.
Running on a Server. Works very well for remote access. You have the options to disable printers, clipboard etc just ask the RM Engineer when is setting it up. We haven't had any issues with it. Automatic updates Automatically download and install RM and Microsoft updates to ensure a safe and secure network.
Trickle-feed functionality allows updates to run in the background when network usage is low. It ensures that different mobile devices can be kept updated and protected as users move on and off the network. The update will simply sit and wait until the user reconnects to the network before continuing with the update.
This minimises disruptions to the network, the user and the learning experience. Sustainable ICT While CC4 has been developed to support the latest Windows operating systems; it is also designed to continue to support your legacy equipment. So you can prolong the life of older machines by using lower specification or refurbished PCs in areas where demand is not so high. CC4 has made my job easier and has given me far more control.
How to buy. CC4 can either be bought as a perpetual licence or annual subscription. Perpetual licence Under the perpetual scheme you buy licences for the servers and Windows computers on your network. A perpetual licence is ideal for schools wanting to make a major capital investment in one go.
You then only have to worry about topping up additional licences thereafter. However, you may have to pay for an upgrade licence if you choose to upgrade to the latest operating system.
Annual subscription Subscription provides a simple, cost-effective way to use CC4 where the price is based on the number of staff you have and paid for annually. The annual payment lets you use CC4 on as many computers as you like, meaning that you don't need to worry when your network expands and it reduces the up-front expenditure.
Subscription customers automatically get new versions for free, so that you can move to the latest Windows operating systems as they are released. It entitles you to any upgrades and updates made available during your subscription and offers discounts on add-on packages. CC4 Access Anywhere, anytime network access for schools CC4 Access is a remote access solution for CC4 networks which gives access to your CC4 desktop, applications and all your files exactly as you would in school from anywhere, on any device with an internet connection Simply log-in through a webpage and you can access all your content as if you were in the school building.
Secure Robust group policies help to provide the same level of security you have in school for those accessing externally. Ease of management No need to manage a completely separate system - by using existing tools you'll be able to deploy the applications your users need directly to the CC4 Access server exactly like you would when deploying software to your local stations. Simple and reliable CC4 Access is easy for IT departments to set up so that teachers can access a classroom desktop from their tablet, from other school locations or from home, allowing for maximum convenience and productivity in your school.
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