When trying to make a Drive Mapping boot disk in Ghost 2003, I reach a point
in creation process where I am prompted for the location of the MS-DOS client
files. Norton says that these files are supposed to be installed on the
machine making the disc before you start the disc creation wizard. The
problem is that I can't find the files I need. Symantec has a entire list of
them in document ID 1998081310484225. The completed disc would load the
needed files and then boot into the DOS level version of Ghost. From there, I
connect to the remote server holding the image file I needed to clone the
hard drive of the machine from which I am booting from. Put another way, I
need to be able to boot up a machine with no OS on it, connect to my network,
access a server that has an image on it for the machine I want to clone and
use Ghost to make the clone.
The Norton website's links for downloading the files I need are broken.
Phillip Windell said:
Much of the networking ability is built into the Ghost.exe itself.
There are also multiple ways to perform imaging across a network with Ghost.
You will have to be more specific.
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Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
www.wandtv.com
Beeker318 said:
I'm trying to locate the client files needed to make a DOS boot disc that
will allow me to map access to a remote system running 2000. The link to
these files from the Symantec site is broken and I can't locate
anything
on
Microsofts's site.
According to the instructions for Norton Ghost, I need these files to be
able to perform the mapping function I need. If they are no longer available,
does anyone have an alternative solution?