Thank Chris,

I have downloaded this and will do some testing! Thanks!

Chris

>For the reporting, take a look at SQL Server 2000 Reports Services. I just started to work with this, but the price is right (free):
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>http://www.microsoft.com/sql/reporting/default.asp
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>>Hi everyone, I have a project which would work really well if done in ASP.NET (I think!!!)
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>>A customer has two sites and they want an application that can be accessed from both sites and also by salepeople on the road. They are purchasing a windows 2003 server box to host the application and this will be situated at one of the sites. There will be about 30 concurrent users of the system and the database will be SQL Server 2000.
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>>I am thinking of setting up IIS 6.0 and advising them to get a fixed IP address internet connection. But I have three major concerns...
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>>1. Security - I have experimented with forms authentication and this seems to work well, but is this sufficiently secure for an application working over the internet?
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>>2. Internet connection bandwidth required for this sort of application? As I say about 30 concurrent users accessing the webserver concurrently...
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>>3. Printing from ASP.NET, having done a short search this seems to be problematic! The requirement is that both sites be able to print reports from the application to local printers attached to the operators workstations. These will be sales order acknowledgements, invoices as well as management sales reports. Some reports may need to print on pre-printed continuous stationary so will need to be accurate in terms of page length.
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>>I am sorry if I missed any important info! Any guidance greatly appreciated, I am quaking at the knees over these issues!!!
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>>Regards
>>Chris