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MultiFLEX and Logging?
TAC
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I'm sure this has been covered a number of times but I couldn't find anything specific on how to best handle logging contacts when using multiFLEX on different computers.
I am currently running SSDR v2, Ham Radio Deluxe, and WSJT-X on a single computer and am very happy with the integration of all the packages.
If I upgrade to SSDR v3 and start using it remotely what is the best way to log contacts? I was thinking maybe run HRD and WSJT-X on both computers and put the log database on a drive accessible to both computers?
Maybe I should just use TeamViewer or Microsoft Remote Desktop.
I am currently running SSDR v2, Ham Radio Deluxe, and WSJT-X on a single computer and am very happy with the integration of all the packages.
If I upgrade to SSDR v3 and start using it remotely what is the best way to log contacts? I was thinking maybe run HRD and WSJT-X on both computers and put the log database on a drive accessible to both computers?
Maybe I should just use TeamViewer or Microsoft Remote Desktop.
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To expound on Mike's comment we utilized Microsoft Application Server to serve up all sorts of applications in remote offices. We had 300 users. There was a lot of app servers out there that are professionally built to do just that... all these remote desktops are consumer grade. You risk computer crashes, and data loss problems. We virtually had none of that, even for 2008 at the time. Maybe I should check into this again... might assist some of these remote stations along the galactic plain.... DD0
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