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<< The software must be stored on a "cold" server, that is, one turned off until a disaster occurs. >>

Apparently the term "hot spare" doesn't register in Redmond. Once again MSFT misfires. Instead of giving their customers a bonus that's actually worth something, they dumb it down to something that's all show and no go.

Hey, at least they're consistent! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by: Chad_z   Posted on: 05/19/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Worthless  Chad_z | 05/19/04
And why should any user believe that  FederalistPaperBoy | 05/19/04
A misunderstanding?  vferrara | 05/20/04
Are they kidding?  Fred Fredrickson | 05/19/04
agreed, warm is better but dark room services would need this  oldskool | 05/20/04
Har!!  FederalistPaperBoy | 05/19/04
More BS and 10 years LATE  michael-t | 05/19/04
how nice of them to agree to follow established laws!  oldskool | 05/20/04
You think they are allowed to turn on these "cold" systems...  Monkey_MCSE | 05/20/04

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