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5v5 ideal IMO..

Wednesday or Thursday nights ideal..

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Welcome mate!

ZA is great. Probably one of the lower level firewalls on the market in terms of where they put their kernel hooks.

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K, thanks guys..

I speced him standing face against a wall, tracking someone for 20 seconds or so (I knew who he was tracking via th radar). No doubts what he was up to. By the sounds of things, he was doing more than just wall hacking too.

Rocket on July 19th around 6:30 GMT.

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Blatant wall hacking.

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Let me know how it all works out!

OK well (without spending lots of time researching this in any more depth).. the more elegant, Citrix solution would be: http://www.citrix.com/English/ps2/products/product.asp?contentID=163057 That way you would just centrally store the virtual desktops, back them up, transfer them to your DR site, ...

this wouldnt give me a like for like copy of the source machine though would it? Well, if they are really that critical - I'm suggesting that the source machines themselves be virtualized via xen. You could then remotely pause them each night, create a copy of the VM's and then resume. What kind of...

Since your budget is so low, virtualization in this manner might not be the best option for you.

It's a little bit of a hack, but you could just run virtualized windows desktops (using xen or something cheap), and just take copies of the desktop VM images every night, via ntfs or whatever.