TrueStack Direct Connect
How to connect your Windows computers to a Windows file server in the cloud. In the last few years it’s become easy and inexpensive to pop up Windows servers in the cloud. But how do you connect and manage your
Of course you can! Use TrueStack Direct Connect to migrate your on-prem Windows DC and file server to the AWS or Azure Cloud so your end-users can access their files from anywhere and you can manage their computers using Active Directory as
The Solution TrueStack Direct Connect is the only solution that allows you to move your Windows server to the cloud and then easily access the server from any internet connected computer. Here’s why: Problem: Businesses world-wide have on-premise Windows servers.
Onsite Windows Server crashes, reaches the end of its life or it’s time for an upgrade? The old way: Replace it The new way: Migrate it to Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure using TrueStack Direct Connect. TrueStack Direct Connect
TrueStack Direct Connect TrueStack develops cloud platforms that make it easier for business and non-profits to transition to the cloud without disrupting their normal operations. We understand that you’ve built your organization from the ground up using systems that work
TrueStack Direct Connect now on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace! TrueStack Direct Connect is a secure, reliable and fast VPN Management server that makes easy, direct connections from Windows and Mac computers to Windows servers in Azure. Many of you have
You’re organization may need a Windows remote app server to stream client/server applications to your users. This will give them anywhere access to the applications. Businesses often stream accounting or other database applications using a remote app server. In most
Situation: Your 2008 server lost one drive, no problem, you had a RAID with 4 drives so it’s still running, but the problem was that your outsourced IT didn’t notice the 1st drive crashed until the 2nd one did. Now
Why can’t we just move these Windows servers to the cloud? For the last five years I’ve been looking for a way to move my customers Windows Active Directory domain controllers to the cloud. These are server that sit in