How about BDB HA replicate the db over internet?

Have someone use bdb ha to do a long distance replication(not in a lan scale)?
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3x

Hi Debabrata,
In App Controller the console access is provided by an ActiveX control and this requires the client (web browser) to connect directly to the Hyper-V server. As you note, for this to work over the internet would require the Hyper-V host to be accessible from
the internet, and this is not a recommended security practice.
Publishing App Controller as a Remote App avoids needing to make the Hyper-V host accessible to the internet. I'm not an expert in setting up Remote App and don't have an answer about how to avoid doing 2 lots of authentication. The
Remote Desktop Services forum is likely to be a better place to ask a question on setting up Remote Apps.
Let me know what you need help with for the Remote Console in Windows Azure Pack option. There is also a forum for
Azure Pack and two of our MVPs who do have console connect working have both written articles that describe their experience.
http://kristiannese.blogspot.com/2014/02/configuring-remote-console-for-windows.html
http://www.hyper-v.nu/archives/mvaneijk/2014/01/windows-azure-pack-remote-console-with-the-rd-gateway-in-a-dmz/
Regards,
Richard
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