I see what you mean. I talked to an instructor of mine, he suggests using LiveMigration or LiveFailover. Livefailover is with 2 servers you buildup and when the main fails the backup takes over. LiveMigration is where the 2nd server copies the main server to itself and then takes over when the main ...

A snapshot would work fine for you since you need the server running, but if drive failure is what your concern is then running a RAID would work would it not?

Couldnt you just take a VM snapshot? I have never restored from one but isnt that what they are for?

It has been full but I totally agree that hopefully we can fix the admin pretty fast. It has been full of "Vitamin D-bags" and playing has become unpleasant. Hopefully everyone can keep track of the Steam ID's of these people and try to get them banned asap and keep them for later in case ...

What do you mean take her out of the closet? He keeps he continuously maintained at 45psi and in the bed beside him with a few bottles of KY.

That is messed up. I dont know what went wrong but why are you dual booting Win XP and Win 7? I would suggest having one OS, Windows 7, then using VMWare to have the second, Windows XP, as a virtual machine. Then you could have both running at the same time if you need be and not have to log out of ...

I created NTFS file permissions and securities so i can map the drive and go to it from my windows XP client. but i am supposed to figure out a way so that when the user logs in, it will automatically show up under my computer like the c:\ drive using GPO's to do so. I have had no luck whatsoever. I...

heres the sc from the server showing its mapped

yes and yes

here is a sc from the xp client

How do I make a shared drive show up in a users my computer that they have permissions to using GPO's? I have been messing around for hours trying to get this to work and yet nothing.

I am using a VM of Windows Server 2008 with Active Directory