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January 10, 2007

Win2K3 Bare Metal Recovery using Legato Networker

by aweeks @ 6:46 am. Filed under Virtualization, VMware, Environment

My good friend Rich over at http://www.gotitsolutions.org/ recently posted this screencast on performing Windows 2K3 using Legato Networker. The reason I’m posting about it here is because he used VMware Workstation as his platform.

A lot of people are concerned with backing up and restoring their VM’s, so this should be helpful.