I need to put my mavens on a cloud
its prob pretty easy. I got my account / signed up on atlantic.net
how do you do it? step by step
if somebody wants to just do it for me 20 bucks paid via bitcoin let me know.
Prob does not take that long i'm guessing.
email [email protected].. or add that on skype
I also won over half a mill online and kind of a crusher .. i'm giving some "free" coaching also btw for deposits on my site to get it going / deposit deal.
If u are into making a couple grand a week playing online poker let me know.
How do you put Poker mavens on cloud / atlantic
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Kent Briggs
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Re: How do you put Poker mavens on cloud / atlantic
Once you've created a Windows server in your Atlantic account, you should know your server IP Address and Windows "Administrator" password. I suggest getting the Windows Server 2012 Desktop Experience server rather than the newer 2019 server just because it uses a little less RAM. That is, if you are getting their "first year free" 1 GB RAM plan. It matters less if getting a 2+ GB RAM plan.
Start up Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) on your local windows PC. This is a standard program included with Windows. Mac users can get the Mac version from the Mac app store for free.
Configure RDC so that your local drives are shared. Then when you run Windows Explorer on the server, it will see your PC's drives and its own local C: drive so you can copy/paste files between the two systems.
More details in item 2 of the FAQ: http://www.briggsoft.com/pmfaq.htm
Start up Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) on your local windows PC. This is a standard program included with Windows. Mac users can get the Mac version from the Mac app store for free.
Configure RDC so that your local drives are shared. Then when you run Windows Explorer on the server, it will see your PC's drives and its own local C: drive so you can copy/paste files between the two systems.
More details in item 2 of the FAQ: http://www.briggsoft.com/pmfaq.htm