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Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> We have two people that are CMD people that are local to the machines. 
> However the data center has people in house (not just on call but 20 
> feet away) and any thing that needs to be done 8-6PST could be done via 
> phone.
 >
> It is actually how CMD does *everything* now with the exception of 
> provisioning which I reserve for myself to make sure everything stays sane.

OK, then I have no objection to you guys hosting these machines.

Regards, Dave.