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I would suggest running in a vm and using snapshots with vmware. not cheap for a full solution, but gives you lots of options, especially if you have alternative sites for disaster recovery.<br />
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I hope this helps ! <br />

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I would suggest running in a vm and using snapshots with vmware. not cheap for a full solution, but gives you lots of options, especially if you have alternative sites for disaster recovery.

I hope this helps !


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This is something I came up with. <a href="http://www.linmin.com/site/products.html" rel="ugc">http://www.linmin.com/site/products.html</a><br />
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Never tried it before. 
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This is something I came up with. http://www.linmin.com/site/products.html [http://www.linmin.com/site/products.html]

Never tried it before.

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Awesome job!! Thanks for your assistance. We appreciate it very much.
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Awesome job!! Thanks for your assistance. We appreciate it very much.

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Has anyone used HOT IMAGING on servers.<br />
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Like ghosting a machine so you can revert to another period of time. Kind of like a back up but a series of images taken through the day. These would be taken hot and on either schedule or on demand. So in a simple ghost session you revert back to say this morning. <br />
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Basically looking for suggestions on good product. As you can tell symantec is what I us for PC's but I need something more for servers.<br />
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Thanks for the read and suggestions in advanced.
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Has anyone used HOT IMAGING on servers.

Like ghosting a machine so you can revert to another period of time. Kind of like a back up but a series of images taken through the day. These would be taken hot and on either schedule or on demand. So in a simple ghost session you revert back to say this morning. 

Basically looking for suggestions on good product. As you can tell symantec is what I us for PC's but I need something more for servers.

Thanks for the read and suggestions in advanced.

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