We needed a better method of allowing end-users to access their desktops from home. Originally RWW was in place that used Active X. That meant the end user needed a Windows based machine at home. Several of the end-users owned MACs and 2 had Linux. Those users were out of luck. Plus configuring the security settings on a end-users computer for Active X was a pain.
I was able to set up a simple method that gave the users the ability to access their desktops without using RWW at all. This meant those with non-Windows machines could have the same functionality as those using Windows. All the non Windows end user had to do was install the Microsoft RDP client on their computers.
The system was simple and worked straight through the firewall and was very secure.