In order to move MDaemon to a new machine you should first remove the MDaemon service.  To remove MDaemon as a service
Go to Setup
Click on System Service Settings
Click on Remove Service
Open Windows Explorer and navigate to your MDaemon directory.  Make a backup of the entire directory. Make a note of the directory where you currently have MDaemon installed
Copy the entire MDaemon directory from the old machine to the new machine
Download and install the correct version of MDaemon into the same directory that it was installed in on the old machine
NOTE: You must install into the same directory.  If you install MDaemon into a different directory it will result in a new installation and it will not retain all of your settings.
At the end of the installation you will be prompted to run Advanced Installation.  Select ‘no’ here.
Start MDaemon by going to
Start
Programs
MDaemon
Start MDaemon.
From the MDaemon menu bar select
Setup
System Service Settings
Install Service.

Many a time I cursed and vailed because VMware had let me down. Here is a “quick” and dirty way to access your corrupted VMware server/workstation .vmdk files.

Here is how I managed to recover Zimbra mail servers “mail folders” (Ubuntu6/ext3) from corrupted VMware server image using WindowsXP, VMware Server, Ken Kato’s “Virtual Disk Driver for Windows NT platform” & Diskinternals Linux reader.
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OpenVPN is a full-featured SSL VPN solution which can accomodate a wide range of configurations, including remote access, site-to-site VPNs, WiFi security, and enterprise-scale remote access solutions with load balancing, failover, and fine-grained access-controls.

Although originally developed for Linux, OpenVPN is now widely used for providing VPN services for Windows clients. This document describes how we install and configure OpenVPN to work in a Microsoft Windows only environment.
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The option to format internal and external hard drives to the FAT 32 filesystem is not available to you from within the Graphical User Interface in Windows Vista/Windows 7 64 Bit Editions. If you wish to make data available to operating systems or applications that cannot properly read or write to NTFS partitions, this can pose something of a problem for you. Thankfully there is a relatively easy command prompt solution you can use to solve this little problem.

To perform this format successfully, you need to launch Command Prompt with Administrator permissions before executing the command.
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The Windows NT/2000 Resource Kit provides two utilities that allow you to create a Windows user-defined service for Windows applications and some 16-bit applications (but not for batch files).

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