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From: "Randy A. Katz" <rkatzvs@virtualisys.com>
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Hi,

I seem to remember talk of a remote (phone activated) boot device that 
does a hardware reset. Does any one remember what Manufacturer(s) 
was/were mentioned?


Thanx,

Randy Katz - Virtualis Systems Administrator