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Hi, I have created several administration pages for our company website to be used for simple CRUD processes. Our company, which is strictly an online wholesaler, has an office network, but no in house server so to speak. We do have a computer that is used for data back up and I guess acts as a central hub for the network. My questions is this. Eventually at least one, maybe two other people will need to perform theses CRUD duties using cfm templates locally. I downloaded CF 9 on the "hub" pc thinking that other pc's in the office could connect to it and use cfm pages to work from. I know with CF9, it says that two other IP addresses can work from the same CF server, but am unsure how to set all this up. Or maybe this is not the best approach to this issue. I just know I wouldn't want to be doing updates and deletes right on the live remote server we will eventually be utilizing. Please, can someone advise me on the best solution to this question. Thanks for any help in advance!
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AND one final point before I go and catch my 5pm train.
Publishing your CFML user interface code to a production ColdFusion web server, does not mean that it HAS to modify production database data directly. As long as a database connection between the production ColdFusion web server and the testing database can be made through whatever firewalls and other security measures there are then your application would work as you seem to be trying to get it to work.
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