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Quick example of my fav Smoke: Padron 1926 Drink: Glenlivet Nadurra

I've got a Veeam Backup Server running win server 2008 r2 with Veeam backup and replication. Currently backups are saved to local disk on that machine. I'd like to have some physical media to carry off site. Currently the Executives want me to do TAPE backups but that solution for a SAS card and tape loader is going to be around $7k for a G2 LTO4 Ultr 1760 with 8 tapes, cleaning cart etc. I'm thinking a SAS card on my Dell T610 connected to some SAS back plane with SAS drives would be cheaper and faster. I just feel tapes are an archaic way to do backup for physical carry off site.

I was thinking about giving The Sleuth Kit a try, but wanted to get some opinions over people that have used it. Would be nice to use encase but that stuff is just crazy expensive. Someone was using a temp location to store quicken data files.. Go figure, then she clears the temp folder. Would you guys use Sleuth Kit or is there a quicker easier opensource/free software out there to do this? Thanks!

I've got some guys that need to get large files out of a citrix system. We tried Sharepoint but it's not the best for getting the files out. I need a FTP system that can be accessed by Internet Explorer. I was looking into Biscom http://www.biscomdeliveryserver.com/?linksource=biscomsite but that's going to be about $6k

I've got a consultant that wants to do some work migrating meta data from my boss to SharePoint. Thing is he's asking for VPN access and access to the SharePoint Server. Usually I don't worry about this guy is highly technical. I don't want him logging into other servers on the domain, how would I go about giving him the access he needs on the SharePoint Server without him screwing with anything else? I usually do my work on the servers in Administrator mode. I'm a one man show which makes it hard to Ping from other people.