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Tell us what you think about Mike Talon's advice on investing in remote access systems, as featured in the August 20th Disaster Recovery e-newsletter. Which solution works best for your organization?

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by andys

Have you ever used Proxy by Funk Software? We find it to be the most reliable so far. It has less overhead, is faster than PCAnywhere and works every time. We install on all our installs to allow us to adminitor servers and do maintenance remotely. You can also open multyiple sessions at one time - doing software installs is a brease in an office that systems are spread out.

Great articles

Andy Sakellarios
President
FSS Computer Consulting, Inc.
http://www.fsscci.com

by bep

Hardware access is becoming more common as a built-in, at least on some servers. Sun has LOM on their new servers. Really great -- we can do all management remotely on our servers. For Intel, well, that was still pricey last time we looked...only worth it for a few really remote servers.

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