Hi

Yes you can setup TSPlus on your computer. Then users can access your computer with a web browser or Remote Desktop Client using your public IP address and a user name and password for a Windows users of that computer. It you are behind a router then you will have to port forward 3389 or 80 to the appropriate computer and open these ports in the computer's firewall.

Simon

>Sorry for a follow-up question. I saw a couple of YouTube videos of TSPlus. And I see that they have a trial version of TSPlus.
>But, do I need to have a Server to install this trial version of TSPlus?
>Or you can install the TSPlus on your own computer and use it as a web server? And if you use your own computer, as a demo server, how to you test it with a remote client? For example, if I want you (or a friend) to use my VFP application?
>Please, help me understand this better.
>Thanks,
>
>>Hello Dmitry,
>>
>>OVH (Meaning On Vous Héberge in french (We host you in english)) is the hosting company. A Big European company with a fair cost to use their architecture.
>>
>>TSP is the RDP software that makes management of everything related to RDP very easy. You should dowload a free trial version. I think that you can use it for 15 days.
>>
>>There are many videos that will show you how to install it and afterwards add users for your applications.
>>
>>The best thing is that there are no modifications to make to your VFP app.
>>
>>So your VFP app will become a Web app. That is very cool.
>>
>>Don't hesitate if you need more informations. I'll be glad to help you.
>>
>>
>>>Hi Denis,
>>>
>>>PMFJI, for those who are not knowledgeable in these technologies, could you, please, briefly describe how you use the TSplus and OVH.com?
>>>
>>>Thank you.
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hello Bill,
>>>>
>>>>I am also a TSplus user. Very satisfied with everything related to it. For me customer support has always been excellent up to now.
>>>>
>>>>Why do you want to host it on Amazon? Perhaps you should consider OVH.com. Prices are very good compared to others that I considered. Customer support is excellent.
>>>>
>>>>>Hi All,
>>>>>Does anyone have experience with TSplus, Thinfinity, Winflector or similar product?
>>>>>They are zero client remote desktop hosting products that are licensed per connection. I am considering one of these for a low volume VFP application, to be hosted on Amazon Web Services.
>>>>>
>>>>>thanks,
>>>>>Bill Chambers
>>>>>Wilmington, NC