>Hi All,
>
>We have a long standing client who runs an in house VFP application we developed for them on an HP server located in their office. To facilitate remote access to the application we are using TSPLUS. With the HP Server (Windows 12, 1 Xeon, 16GB ram, 1TB HDD ) shortly coming out of maintenance I would like to investigate the possibility of replacing it with a cloud based VM that users connect to via RDP. Their business has at max 10 users and the VFP application is not heavily used. The would also need file and print services. Their email is handled by O365. Is a hosted server a viable option or is an in-house server still the best way to go for this?
>
>Any thoughts, experience or recommendations would be appreciated.
>
>TIA Andy

Only issue I've had with cloud based & RDP was getting printers to work properly....but it was a unique situation. 100's of people log into system from offices and they all had different printers. In theory it shouldn't be a problem but we sure had a lot of them. At one point they bought some 3rd party software (that was expensive) that dealt with the problem. If you need to me too I can make a phone call and find out what 3rd party software was -- I don't even remember now.