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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Sat 31-Mar-12 14:00:09
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Re: Do BT Port Block on Infinity


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... It would allow me to get rid of my leased server so it would pay for itself in 10 months.
Really? You are away a lot, and would be able to set up adequate UPS and backup/restore facilities? Plus restarts if necessary? What about emergency BT engineer cover and access?

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(deleted) Sat 31-Mar-12 14:14:10
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Re: Do BT Port Block on Infinity


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In reply to a post by RobertoS:
In reply to a post by Paladine:
... It would allow me to get rid of my leased server so it would pay for itself in 10 months.
Really? You are away a lot, and would be able to set up adequate UPS and backup/restore facilities? Plus restarts if necessary? What about emergency BT engineer cover and access?


I have never had a home based server fail so yes where as there is a risk they could that risk is low and worth taking given the cost savings. Also if my current leased server goes down when I am travelling I probably wouldn't be able to get it dealt with until I return home anyway, as when I am away I am in meetings.
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