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REMOTE ACCESS INTRODUCTION | Return to Top |
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People-Trak is a LAN based HRIS that automates a wide variety of human resources functions. Remote Access is a powerful
feature that adds a browser-based front-end to People-Trak for remote users who are not directly connected to the LAN or
who lack sufficient bandwidth to run People-Trak effectively.
Remote Access emulates standard People-Trak in look, feel, and operation. If you know how to use People-Trak and you know
what People-Trak looks like, then you know what Remote Access looks like and how it works. As an illustration, here is the
Personal screen as displayed in both People-Trak and Remote Access modes.
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HIGHLIGHTS | Return to Top |
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Remote Access works over slower connections when People-Trak cannot because Remote Access takes advantage of features embedded
in Internet browsers. Much of the capability is local and thus does not tax the Internet connection. In addition, Remote
Access utilizes the latest server side technologies that limit the amount of bandwidth required. Thus, Remote Access can
provide HRIS features over dial-up connections.
Remote Access technology can be utilized over your corporate Internet. You simply use the appropriate IP address to connect
to the remote access site. You can also use remote access over the Internet. If you have granted access through your firewall
to users, they can connect to and utilize remote access from home or any other site. You are responsible for granting access
and setting security to reach remote access installation. People-Trak provides the security once a user has reached the site.
Remote Access is normally installed on a web-server. Installation is a matter of copying files into place and activating the
appropriate services on the web-server. Individual users do not need to install anything. There are no ActiveX controls to
download or any software to install. Any user with appropriate security can start Remote Access using the IP address you
provide.
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