Ghosting XP using Ghost 2003 and Sysprep 2.0

[kokousam]

I am trying to Ghost a Master Machine (OS,Applications,driver,
updates..) to Create an image on the network and use it all the time
but I am facing a problem with Sysprep tool. Any time I double click
on sysprep tool a GUI will show up with few options:
-Factory
-Audit
-Reseal
Other options:
-Don't reset grace period
-Use min-setup
-Don't generate security ID.

Shutdown Mode:
-Shutdown
-Reboot
-Quit
I tried all the shutdown modes but the system will reboot and will
never give me the chance to Ghost the "Master PC". Any time the Master
PC reboots I have to renter the changes made by the Sysprep file. I
don't know what am I doing wrong here.?

Thanks
Sam

 

[wayne]

you run sysprep and do a shutdown.

you boot using a ghost disk with drivers for the network card the PC has
then you create a ghost image from the hard drive and send it to a different
location!

Wayne

Isn't that how the instructions from the Ghost manual say?

 

[Lance Joiner]

This page has links that might help..
http://support.microsoft.com/search...L&maxResults=25&Titles=false&numDays=&InCC=on
|I am trying to Ghost a Master Machine (OS,Applications,driver,
| updates..) to Create an image on the network and use it all the time
| but I am facing a problem with Sysprep tool. Any time I double click
| on sysprep tool a GUI will show up with few options:
| -Factory
| -Audit
| -Reseal
| Other options:
| -Don't reset grace period
| -Use min-setup
| -Don't generate security ID.
|
| Shutdown Mode:
| -Shutdown
| -Reboot
| -Quit
| I tried all the shutdown modes but the system will reboot and will
| never give me the chance to Ghost the "Master PC". Any time the
Master
| PC reboots I have to renter the changes made by the Sysprep file. I
| don't know what am I doing wrong here.?
|
| Thanks
| Sam