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Anyone done that a lot? &nbsp;How to properly replicate the network environment in the Colo? &nbsp;So when you bring the servers over, just need to plug them in. &nbsp;What's the proper way?<br />
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Thank you.<br />
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Hello - 

Anyone done that a lot?  How to properly replicate the network environment in the Colo?  So when you bring the servers over, just need to plug them in.  What's the proper way?

Thank you.



Move servers from HQ office into the Colo

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