I am the only one who will be working remote in my office, so I am going to have to think about how complex I want all this to get. I will set it up with Remote Desktop, because I am used to it, then move on to RWA when I have had time to draw a few breaths.
My goal has been to understand the basics of server/client network, and put in a more secure, and hopefully faster machine than I currently have (which is no slouch, though it is pretty thin by today's standards.) This goal appears to have been met.
I think this is about to happen, thanks to your tutoring. I have to coordinate with QWEST Labs before I can really fully deploy -- that may be a while before they get out here, but so far, they have been extremely helpful.
No one else in the office gives a rat's [censored] about computers, no one else is interested or has any reason to work remotely, and with UpDox, I think we have the portals we need to satisfy meaningless use -- thought most of my octogenarian patients are completely clueless about computer access to their records.
I'm pretty sure that the next generation of doctors is more involved with this sort of thing than I am -- but I want to prove to myself that just because I am 69 years old, I am not totally over the hill.
