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Randy MacKenna
Hi,
If I have a small school computer lab consisting of the following:
- No server.
- 25 WinXP clients on a simple Tbase100 peer/peer network. All are
hardware-identical.
- Network storage device at a fixed IP address on the network.
My goal is to create a 'master' disk image of WinXP, plus applications
- and to store that image on the network storage drive so that any
client can access it and rebuild from.
Using a combination of Sysprep and Norton Ghost, would I be able to do
this -- and have any one of the clients boot up, find the network drive
and install the image over the network?
I figure that if I can boot the client with the Ghost disk and get the
client to see the network drive, I've got a shot.
Will this work? I can't picture booting from Ghost, then being able to
access the network drive, so I think I might be missing something...
Thanks,
Randy
If I have a small school computer lab consisting of the following:
- No server.
- 25 WinXP clients on a simple Tbase100 peer/peer network. All are
hardware-identical.
- Network storage device at a fixed IP address on the network.
My goal is to create a 'master' disk image of WinXP, plus applications
- and to store that image on the network storage drive so that any
client can access it and rebuild from.
Using a combination of Sysprep and Norton Ghost, would I be able to do
this -- and have any one of the clients boot up, find the network drive
and install the image over the network?
I figure that if I can boot the client with the Ghost disk and get the
client to see the network drive, I've got a shot.
Will this work? I can't picture booting from Ghost, then being able to
access the network drive, so I think I might be missing something...
Thanks,
Randy