Group - Great Plains Support - Web Sessions and Remote Access Technology

You can use a programmable automation controller like G-4500P-3GWA with a built in Tri-band 3G modem to easily gain remote access. You can write your C Language program such that you can send and receive text messages and emails with your remote system to get status and make changes. G-4500P-3GWA also has GPS functions so you can use it on moving vehicles like trains and trucks and you can retrieve its GPS location.You can use an Ethernet based data acquisition modules which support Modbus TCP protocol. ET-7019 has a web server inside for remote access. You can pull it up on a computer via web browser by its IP address. You can create different users for the ET-7019 and passwords through the web interface. You can turn channels on or off with buttons in the web page. You can also see measurement status of current, voltage or thermocouple input. You can easily use ET-7019 with your SCADA software through Modbus TCP protocol. Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP could be pretty efficiently supported remotely on the case by case basis and via such technologies as web session, remote desktop connection, VPN. Great Plains is based on Microsoft technologies: .Net, SQL Server, Dexterity, SRS, Sharepoint and all these are hosted in Windows Server platform, where remote support is natural. Let's review technologies and remote support options:1. Application Consulting support, also referred as functional consulting. This job could be efficiently done via such web session technologies as gotomeeting, that allow you to create efficient targeted training environment for remote GP functional consultant and your accounting personnel2. Great Plains Dexterity Customization support. GP modifications are typically distributed via so-called chunk files and it highly recommended that Dex custom modules be tested in your test company environment - you simply copy your production company into test one and then run Dex alternative logic there. Assuming these scenarios, we recommend you to enable either RDC (remote desktop connection) or VPN to your Server - then Dex developer doesn't need your IT people to babysit him to do chunk deployment and beta testing and QA phases3. Microsoft Dynamics GP Integrations support. Integrating with your legacy systems is very popular programming routine; this scenario may deploy such tools as GP Integration Manager, SQL stored procedures, eConnect applications (written in C#, or VB and deployed via Microsoft Visual Studio). As IM currently relies on such new technologies as eConnect, we recommend you to allow remote integration programmers to install integration tools and test integration via remote desktop connection technologies4. EDI or Electronic Document Interchange. There are a lot of articles written on EDI technical aspects, however if you think through them - they are about either exporting in fixed field text format EDI documents or import fixed field text file as Edi source to GP SOP, RM or POP modules. Both routines could be programmed in SQL stored procedure - some challenge here is to find SQL developer, who is familiar with EDI technologies and formats5. GP reporting remote support. SRS development and reports design is typically done through MS Visual Studio snap in and considering this we recommend you to allow report designer to have VPN connection or RDC to your server. http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=five || cheap vpn service, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=aus || cheap vpn, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=reseller || vpn, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=eightvpn || reseller vpn, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=several || uk vpn, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=uk || perfect vpn, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=dynamic || uk vpn, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=eightusa || reseller vpn, http://perfectvpn.net/index.php?page=us || purchase vpn, http://perfectvpn.net || online vpn