I keep reading and the more reading I do I am discovering that working remotely wasn't really supposed to be a feature of SBS 2003. Hmmm, thinking of options.
I am confused. I would say it is just the opposite. I don't know of any other Microsoft server option that is intended more for remote computing.
RWW allows one to access both the server and one's desktop as well as Outlook Web Access. The company web can be accessed directly. Furthermore, Outlook from home can be configured via RPC/HTTP so that your remote Outlook is connected to Exchange Server from your remote computer. If you do have an additional Terminal Server on the network running in Application Sharing Mode, then a link to this will be provided on the RWW home page.
RWW allows you to use Download Connection Manager. downloads sbspackage.exe to the computer accessing RWW. When you run this program it will automatically create a VPN connection object that the user can use to VPN into the SBS network.
Small Business Server 2003 makes remote computing easier and more secure than just about any other OS.
