The initial cost was with labor included. The labor is the consulting cost. But to be honest there is not like one has to do much width the hardware. When one

The initial cost was with labor included. The labor is the consulting cost. But to be honest there is not like one has to do much width the hardware. When one hardware server fails all the virtual machines will still just continue on another hardware server. Vmware takes care of that stuff and it just works, at least in our testing of pulling the cords to the server (stuff has not failed yeat). Well if money is no object, you are definitely doing the right thing.