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A feature of Windows 2000 that stored fundamental configuration data about a user's machine on the server, including a copy of the user's desktop. It allowed a crashed PC to be more easily restored and also enabled mobile users to access their applications from a different client machine.

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Enterprises planning to use Active Directory or IntelliMirror will have design efforts that last three to 12 months (depending on directory size and architecture), but those design efforts can begin now.

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Intellimirror can restore a user's computer from virtually any disaster, complete with all applications, documents, settings, shortcuts, and other personal settings.

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Moskowitz also provides Group Policy guidance in his recently updated book, "Group Policy, Profiles, and IntelliMirror, Third Edition" (SYBEX/WILEY) and via his Web site at www.

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