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1) Thanks, docks at work are provided, but I'll check whether they will also provide one for working at home. 2) This is more or less the way it's already don
by xcq1 7y ago
1) Thanks, docks at work are provided, but I'll check whether they will also provide one for working at home.
2) This is more or less the way it's already done. The plan now is to replace every desktop PC with only one laptop per employee company-wide. Which is why I was asking if this is such a common practice, especially since the company tries hard to come off as modern and hip in other regards.
3) Very good point, I'll look into that. I'm not in the US, but similar regulations probably apply here.
- smt88 7y agoFor the RDP solution, can't you just log in from a home computer? To be clear, I'm not just talking about logging into a VPN. I'm talking about streaming the display output from a work machine. No programs or data from your work machine would be running at home.
- xcq1 7y agoYes, that is precisely what I do right now. But I need to log into the VPN since the RDP server is only available inside the company network and not in the public internet. Unless you're talking about in my home wifi to avoid the dock.