Remote Access System - GO-Global

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            ►  GO-Global for Windows

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GO-Global for Windows FAQ

1. What are the components of GO-Global for Windows?

   GO-Global for Windows consists of three parts: the GO-Global Host software, the GO-Global Client software, and the optionally deployed GO-Global Gateway software The GO-Global Host software runs on a central Windows server along with the application being published. Each client device runs one of the GO-Global client software modules that are available as native thin clients or as browser plug-ins.

2. What type of applications does GO-Global for Windows publish?

   GO-Global for Windows publishes 32- and 64-bit applications that are multi-user capable such as the Microsoft Office suite.

3. Which versions of Windows are supported with GO-Global for Windows?

   The GO-Global for Windows Host software requires one of the Windows operating systems listed on the Systems Requirements page.

4. How many users can connect to the host?

   A single user license can have only one connection to the host but several sessions. In other words, you can run multiple applications with the same user id or log-on. Licensing is based on concurrent usage, so users can connect from different stations or locations but only the allotted number of licenses can be checked out.

5. Can I publish an entire PC desktop?

   No, GO-Global for Windows is optimized to publish applications only. If you need access to the entire desktop, you can use Windows RDS in parallel with GO-Global.

6. Do I need to install or use a specific Web server to use GO-Global for Windows?

   No, GO-Global for Windows does not require a Web server. However, a Web server is useful for distributing the GO-Global thin-client software.

7. Where can I find more GO-Global for Windows documentation?

   Our Administrator Guide, QuickStart, Release Notes, and other documentation are available on our Documentation page.

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