Thanks

[neroni3000 at comcast.net]

Thanks for all the replies to my query about how to access a remote Windows server.
There were too many to respond to each one individually, and they were all helpful
My client is planning to move to a new office and was not clear on what off-site hosting involved.
Neither was I, at least for a Windows server.  My experience is with Unix, which is a much easier problem.
Now that I have been able to clarify that for him, he has decided to take his server with him to the new office.
When he is off-site at home or travelling, he will access the server via remote desktop.
Meanwhile, his office staff will access the server directly, just as they always have.
A much better solution for him than placing the server "in the cloud".
And he still gets all the benefits he was looking for.
Thanks again to all those who responded.

Del Neroni