I've used a product called Ghost that will 1) make
and save disk images,
2)
allow those images to be written to a disk with
different partition
sizes,
etc. than the original, and 3) be used over a network.
The only downside
I've seen (unless they have changed their policy in the last year or so)
is
that it is sold on a 100 user license that cost about
$750 or so. I
managed
to buy a 50 user license at half the cost after I
explained that we were
doing a one shot transfer to set up some machines. A good product!
After buying an ODBS driver from merant at $4000 for a single server CPU
(for paradox mind you) well this is not a a big problem. Actually it
would
be a single cpu thing as I want to backup the machine so if it failed I
could
clone it to the matching one of the pair in minimal time.
On a different level some PC software is really wacked pricewise.
Anyone reading this could suggest a good low cost POP3/SMTP package
for NT4 server with 40 users (not internet), contact me off list. IT
doesn't
have to forward mail to the internet as we dont have such a
connection...yet.
Allison