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Cyron
Hello again friends,
I have 50 systems that need to be cloned. They have the same
hardware so I think that will simply things a lot. To assist me, I
have purchased licenses for Symantec Ghost 8.2 and am also using
Microsoft Remote Installation Services on Windows 2003 to provide PXE
support.
In my initial tests things went very well -- I was able to boot a
blank system with PXE, download the ghost.exe, upload an image to the
GhostcastServer and download it onto another system. Unfortunately
today I attempted to leave one of my NICs connected to one LAN while
using the other NIC to access the LAN I am using for Ghost cloning.
RIS continued to work flawlessly but Ghost would abort the transfer of
the image at about 1 to 3% into the download.
Since then I've discovered in researching the problem that Ghost
doesn't support multiple NIC machines...so I'm no longer trying to use
both at once. I've reinstalled Ghostcast server, NIC drivers, etc...
its still not working. It was working so beautifully before for many
days.
Anyone have suggestions?
Thanks,
Mike
I have 50 systems that need to be cloned. They have the same
hardware so I think that will simply things a lot. To assist me, I
have purchased licenses for Symantec Ghost 8.2 and am also using
Microsoft Remote Installation Services on Windows 2003 to provide PXE
support.
In my initial tests things went very well -- I was able to boot a
blank system with PXE, download the ghost.exe, upload an image to the
GhostcastServer and download it onto another system. Unfortunately
today I attempted to leave one of my NICs connected to one LAN while
using the other NIC to access the LAN I am using for Ghost cloning.
RIS continued to work flawlessly but Ghost would abort the transfer of
the image at about 1 to 3% into the download.
Since then I've discovered in researching the problem that Ghost
doesn't support multiple NIC machines...so I'm no longer trying to use
both at once. I've reinstalled Ghostcast server, NIC drivers, etc...
its still not working. It was working so beautifully before for many
days.
Anyone have suggestions?
Thanks,
Mike