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There is security there. It looks like you have to provide a password. But it's still pretty trivial since we all know the defaults.

SD, there was a big jump in functionality between TrueImage 11 and the 2010 version. I know 2010 supports more RAID stuff. I don't know if it would help in your situation but I did want to mention the fact that the program has changed a bit since then.

Re: OpenFiler - My requirements are for one server. Space is a factor, because these offices weren't laid out to support any sort of data closet or area for any network infrastructure more serious than a cable modem and AP screwed to a wall. Because I need .ASP and Sharepoint, I'm forced to do...

Well now I know exactly how I'm going to DDOS residential IPs from now on...

I think it's more that they didn't take the time to update the interface on the rescue side. There's no technical reason why one version can't look like the other.

I've had the same black tie tied for 10 or 12 years. I keep it in my car. I've needed to wear it maybe twice since the year 2000.

The market for what, exactly? They have Windows Storage Server for appliances. I've tried and tried to get home and small business users interested in WHS. It's a total non-starter.

For the most part, if you're needing to use the delicate setting on a washing machine, you're probably way better off hand washing it with Woolite or letting a dry cleaner do it. For me, everything goes in the machine on the warm water setting. I pay $1 to have my button down shirts dry cleaned...

Apparently WHS is losing its only interesting feature for the next release. I was toying with the idea of setting up a WHS machine to deal with the mismatched collection of large drives I have sitting around and to provide some relief for my overburdened file servers, but now that looks like a...

Have you tried lspfix? At that point I'd probably just do a repair install or good old fashioned wipe and reload.

Coug is in Quebec. Whether or not that's actually Canada depends on who you're asking. You should know that, LM.

Congratulations on your birthday, jtr.

Did you install Catalyst yet?

Take a look and tell me that this is not completely awesome.

Supposedly they have some kind of secret stash of devastating information they'll pull out if the US messes with their site in any serious fashion. Assange isn't the only Wikileaks admin. He's primarily the public face of the group.

Fallout 3 wound up being a huge disappointment. Not enough tile sets or different bad guys to fight and it just wasn't very much like the other Fallout games. Anyway, as I said before, modern gaming is pretty barren to me. It's a damned shame now that we have such awesome hardware, but I can...

That was a joke, mubs.

No, not automatically. TrueImage can't do scripted restores, either. It's not a difficult process to restore, but it is a bit obnoxious because the Rescue/Boot Time environment has a different interface from the Windows program.

It's not my fault that modern computer gaming is so terrible. Bad games. Horrible control schemes. Unacceptable copy protection. Assumptions of console behavior on vastly more capable hardware. I'm not seeing the good in anything that's been released in the last five years or so. Dragon Age...

I don't think it's an ego trip, Bozo. I think he's legitimately striving to create some greater transparency in the way that these enormous organizations that control our lives actually work.

I've been able to get close with TrueImage. You can establish backups on a two hour threshold if you want. New versions of TrueImage have support for nonstop backup, but I haven't tried it out. Carbonite also does backup in real time.

I really don't think that the things Assange is doing are going to be good for his health. It might not happen immediately, but I don't think these stunts are compatible with a peaceful, long life. I really do think Wikileaks is doing something valuable. In the past it has hosted not just...

Is it too late to suggest that getting married is supposed to end man's involvement with laundry? Because my friends on Fark would be ashamed if someone did not contribute that comment.

I'm not going to run out of space or bandwidth, but it does add to the amount of scrolling required to read the thread. Just to be a little on topic, here, it's a PITA to enable monitor cloning on Catalyst. I have to screw around for five minutes every time I need to do it. But you really...

Isn't that the point of those Seagate Hybrid drives?

My choices for Grocery shopping are really limited otherwise. I'd have to either make a 20 mile round trip every time I want something or go to a little market that's a half-step up from a convenience store.

My current plan is to use software for a RAID1 for OS stuff and a controller-based RAID for the actual database. I was thinking about a Perc5 as a starting point since I have a spare one. I'd like to make an allowance for storage expansion. Personally I think 2TB of storage is plenty for...

My only choice for reasonably close grocery shopping is a WalMart. I know from experience that there's no point to shopping for groceries during December at any point before 10PM because WalMart is ALWAYS crowded. I managed to get 10 Gigabyte G31M motherboards for $350, which I thought was a...

Over the weekend I helped my father build some shelving for his home theater setup, a task made difficult by the fact that his TV is mounted in a recessed cabinet over a gas fireplace. He went to Home Depot, bought three large, flat pieces of birch and, with a table saw and a router, turned the...

And it would make you a filthy console gamer.

Plus, then you'll have spent $400 just to play GT5 which if nothing else is probably a decent chunk of a mortgage payment.

blakerwry, I configured a Dell server with all Dell parts, since that's the only way they're going to fully guarantee and support it. Their pricing for high capacity disk drives is particularly insane and appears to be the main cause of pricing disparity. Dell also isn't going to support the...

Which version of TrueImage are you using?

How are you cloning the drive? Ghost? dd? TrueImage?

I don't like the interior layout of the P180-series cases. It turns the lower right-hand corner of the case into a total clusterfuck.

... and getting a Poweredge T110 to a even kinda-similar space in terms of options pushes the price up to $3000 before tax and shipping. My Newegg shopping cart is $2300 including shipping and my spare parts.

I thought about just doing a Dell Twhatever. The extremely low-end Celeron "servers" are indeed fairly quiet but my proof of concept machine is, too, and it has a much more flexible configuration than Dell's.

This is true and I have done it many times in the long-distant past (NT4 needed that a lot), but I'm not exactly sure that doing so will address your issue, which is why I suggested the repair install in the first place. I know it will work and it's relatively expedient.

Maybe IE8 and some Windows Updates. Your apps will still be there.

Here's what I'm dealing with: One of my coworkers has developed an application that relies on MSSQL + IIS (and it's an asp .net thing, so it's going to stay on IIS) that targets a specific market, which is health care related. The offices I've visited in attempting to sell this setup don't...

The fastest thing to do is probably to pull the JMicron array and do a repair install targeting the RAID1 of SSDs. I suspect that just fixmbr isn't going to cut it, though it's completely harmless to try.

None, yet. I spent most of last week with my parents. I wanted to buy a Serta Mattress from Overstock.com and just be done with it but I was convinced not to.

I hope everything turns out OK for you, paugie.

There's a procedure to enable Intel RAID after the fact. It's complicated and involves screwing around in the registry. If you have Windows Server, if you create a SoftRAID 1 on another system, you can install to that.

But I want one NOW.

Sane people do not attempt to go anywhere near retail establishments on the day after Thanksgiving (which was last month for Canada, anyway). Insane people probably aren't bothering with stores that have less surface area than a football field.

I suggest Glass Cleaner. It's a pretty good general purpose cleaner.

I am trying really hard to not buy a new Thinkpad. I don't need one and the deal isn't THAT good (15% off), but I'm still tempted.

The ones on Newegg look like they need SiL controllers. I don't know if that's a requirement for them to operate but SiL controllers are against my religion.

Yes and no. I'm going to use commodity parts, but in a perfect world I'd be looking for things like redundant PSUs so I can build a proper server system.