I love these discussions. I think most of these are the same. It is just up to each person to decide what works for them. RWW on Small Business Server was and still is fast and extremely secure and allows quick connectivity to all computers. Before SBS 2008, you were not using an SSL connection and needed port 3389 unless you changed it so it was not very secure. Plus, you had to use port forwarding, not always simple with a Cisco router. Now all that has changed.
As a side note, for SBS Users, you do not need port 80 open for SBS to function. Hackers use this port even more than 3389. If major sites are not even able to defend against code injection on this port, you probably can't either. This means after you close it when you type the site name: remote.SBSserver.com, it won't work. You would have to write it out completely:
https://remote.SBSserver.com. Not really a big deal. You can also use an URL shortner to save time. I.e. bit.ly/sbsserver
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