Computer Networking

Many of these networking products have common names but extracting hordes of the hidden productivity within them is our specialty.  We are specially trained to deal with the technology, leaving you with just the benefits.

 
Microsoft Windows 2003 Server

This is Microsoft’s most dependable operating system for servers ever.  It’s compatible with hardware and software of all types and is a terrific application to rely on for your network’s file and print sharing.  Click here to visit Microsoft's Windows 2003 Server site. 

But did you know that among its hidden features is (IIS), a full-featured web-hosting package.  It’s there and its installed but often not employed.  Host your own website, create an Intranet for your employees or if you’re an ACT! user, use it in combination with ACT! Web Access to make your data securely accessible over the Internet for remote staff.

One of the greatest applications included with Windows 2003 Server is Terminal Services.  Terminal Services allows companies with older computer equipment or simple terminals to run the latest computer applications.  Microsoft borrows a trick from the past when programs ran on mainframes and terminals viewed applications.  This is also an amazing application for companies that need to provide remote application and data access to employees over modem or Internet connectivity. 

  
Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server

Exchange is the world’s most popular messaging and collaboration tool and the application behind the most productive Outlook users.  Exchange allows Outlook users to share contacts and calendars, assign and track tasks, and of course send graphical email messages amongst one another, to clients and suppliers.

Need a quick answer?  Exchange can provide instant messaging for every user in your office. 

So you’re going on the road.  If your server has full-time Internet access, your email and Exchange data are available to you from any web browser in the world with the included Microsoft Outlook Web Access technology. 

	Integration with Microsoft Outlook
	Enhanced Outlook Web Access
	Instant Messaging
	Windows 2003 Security
	Windows 2003 Active Directory Integration provides single management point for your messaging system

Wireless Networking

Wireless Networking is a broad topic but one that should certainly be explored!  In fact, it’s one on everyone’s mind.

A wireless home or business network or even a combination of the two is absolutely a reality today and the benefits are terrific. 

	Whether you prefer laptops or desktop computers makes no difference, cables are a thing of the past and the cost of this technology is a lot less than you might guess.
	Wireless Internet connection sharing is simple, reliable, and very productive.
	Do you have a full-time Internet connection in your home?  Imagine full speed Internet access and access to your office email and data files from a laptop in a lawn chair.