Enable Access To Local Computer’s Drives
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Last updated: June 13, 2016 30
By default, WSE Office, WSE RemoteApp, WSE Outlook, WSE QuickBooks, and WSE Quicken allows access to the files and folders on the hard disk drives that are connected to your local computer from local (Launchpad) connections, but not from remote (Remote Web Access or RADC web feed) connections. To enable or disable access the local computer’s drives:
Remove “Internet Security Levels Are Set Too High” Message
The online features in QuickBooks are designed to run with the Internet Explorer security settings set to Medium. Any setting other than Medium may result in pages not displaying or features failing to work. If QuickBooks detects that the security settings are set to high, it will notify you with one of the following messages:
Windows XP Remote Web Access Connections
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To successfully connect to WSE RemoteApp Web Access, WSE Office Web Access, WSE Outlook Web Access, WSE QuickBooks Web Access, and/or WSE Quicken Web Access via the server’s built-in Remote Web Access website under Windows XP:
Multiple Simultaneous Connections
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The underlying operating system in Windows Server Essentials allows a maximum of two simultaneous Remote Desktop connections to the server. A direct result of this is that only two allowed users can be connected to WSE RemoteApp, WSE Office, WSE Outlook, WSE QuickBooks and/or WSE Quicken at exactly the same time.
Install QuickBooks/Quicken On Your Server
Posted by Mike Comments off Last updated: July 30, 2016 27
If your server is headless and/or doesn’t contain a CD/DVD optical drive, it can be a bit tricky to install an application like QuickBooks or Quicken directly onto it. Here are some steps to help guide you through the process:
Install Office/Outlook On Your Server
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If your server is headless and/or doesn’t contain a CD/DVD optical drive, it can be a bit tricky to install an application like Microsoft Office or Microsoft Outlook directly onto it. Here are some steps to help guide you through the process: