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Ghostcast and peer to peer &nbsp;were grayed out because the internet connection in network settings were not on. LAN was turned on but since I had the 3 pc's (server, two getting imaged) plugged in to the switch and the switch into the router. The router needed distribute ips and although all 3 pc's saw each other I couldnt send the image across the network. <br />
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Solution if you have ghostcast and peer to peer grayed out: Internet connection has to be activated as well as lan connection. connect switch into one of the LAN ports and not internet port<br />

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I dont know what happened to the GhostCast client side CD I need to place in each pc while I am kicking off the ghost process from the server. How do I make another? They are for our optiplex 320's
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I dont know what happened to the GhostCast client side CD I need to place in each pc while I am kicking off the ghost process from the server. How do I make another? They are for our optiplex 320's

Lost Client CD to kcik off Ghostcast how do I make another

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