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Setting up a server for imaging using ghost and win server 2003
Hi,
Please bare with me as I am somewhat of a newbie. I am starting a computer rental company that will be deploying anywhere from 5 to 50 computers out to clients at any given time. I will be starting this at home and want to know the best way to set up a server for imaging. I have a network setup already and will be putting the server after a dlink router (di-614+). I will not need to access the server from my home computer but will be installing a 24port switch from the router for the server and computers to be imaged. I will also be using a KVM switch to easily switch from one computer to the next. Is win server 2003 the correct software I need for this setup? Do I need Ghost corporate? Is there a anything else I will need? Basically what I want to do is create an image copy it to the server and the copy it to the x number of machine to be imaged. Thank you for your responses!
Please bare with me as I am somewhat of a newbie. I am starting a computer rental company that will be deploying anywhere from 5 to 50 computers out to clients at any given time. I will be starting this at home and want to know the best way to set up a server for imaging. I have a network setup already and will be putting the server after a dlink router (di-614+). I will not need to access the server from my home computer but will be installing a 24port switch from the router for the server and computers to be imaged. I will also be using a KVM switch to easily switch from one computer to the next. Is win server 2003 the correct software I need for this setup? Do I need Ghost corporate? Is there a anything else I will need? Basically what I want to do is create an image copy it to the server and the copy it to the x number of machine to be imaged. Thank you for your responses!
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Thanks Jay,
Any other comments would be appreciated.
Any other comments would be appreciated.
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