> I'd recommend using a virtual server in the cloud for two main reasons: you don't have to worry about maintaining hardware, and you get a ton of redundancy in things like power supply and networking. Of course, my preference is the Rackspace Cloud, where you can get a Windows server for under $60/month, but there are other cloud providers out there to choose from.

> -- Ed Leafe

I'd be all over going to the cloud for this, but I just double checked

and have an unofficial 'official' requirement for this to be hardware

onsite here at the hospital. Comfort level for putting this elsewhere

just isn't there, and it's the comfy people with the checkbook.

Plus I'd rather have one less server around here sucking down that

much power and heating up our data center that much more...

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Matt Jarvis

Eugene, Oregon USA

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