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Jeff
Guest
I have a remote user who VPNs in to our network via an internet circuit.
Unfortunately this VPN connection is too slow to run a few of his
applications so we decided to set him up with a remote desktop connection.
However, the specific application that he uses downloads information from the
local COM port on his computer. When he goes to do this through Terminal
Services, I believe the application is looking at the COM port of the PC that
is running Terminal Services - not the COM port of his local PC. This could
be a huge deal breaker if he can't download data from his COM port while
using remote desktop. Does anyone know if there is any way at all to do this?
Unfortunately this VPN connection is too slow to run a few of his
applications so we decided to set him up with a remote desktop connection.
However, the specific application that he uses downloads information from the
local COM port on his computer. When he goes to do this through Terminal
Services, I believe the application is looking at the COM port of the PC that
is running Terminal Services - not the COM port of his local PC. This could
be a huge deal breaker if he can't download data from his COM port while
using remote desktop. Does anyone know if there is any way at all to do this?