You are the network administrator for a marketing firm.

Trey Research is a 10-person firm with its headquarters located in Denver. The company opens a second office in New York and hires five new employees to operate that office. The main office has computers that run Microsoft Windows XP Professional and a server that runs Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003. The New York office has five computers that run Microsoft Windows XP Professional in a peer-to-peer network. A Digital Subscriber Lines (DSL) connection is available for Internet acccess at each location.
Trey Research wants to keep both locations up to date on projects and current events that take place in the company. The company currently relies on access to e-mail messages and a shared company calendar and contacts to communicate between both offices.

The New York office needs to receive notification when information is posted to or modified on the Microsoft Windows SharePoint site.

What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

A.
Set up each user in the New York office to access the file server through Terminal Services and access Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services.

B.
Set up alert notifications in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services to notify the remote users when any changes are made in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services site.

C.
Set up each user in the New York office as a remote user and allow them to connect to the server through Remote Web Workplace. Then have each user install Connection Manager on the users computer to connect directly to the Windows Small Business Server 2003.

D.
Set up a VPN connection for each user in New York and create a bookmark for Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services in their web browser.