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It should be fine to burn from a network burner, but a better solution would be to copy the file to that machine first, then burn it locally. &nbsp;Less chances of errors that way.
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It should be fine to burn from a network burner, but a better solution would be to copy the file to that machine first, then burn it locally.  Less chances of errors that way.

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i'd copy, before i would cut. then delete your old image. <br />
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we used to have a &quot;ghost server&quot; setup, but recently switched to Acronis. they have some awesome products. you can store all images locally to the server, and push them out to client on a regular interval, or boot a 75mb CD image on the computer you'd like to image, and restore it that way... its a seriouly bad A$$ product!!!<br />
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i'd copy, before i would cut. then delete your old image.

we used to have a "ghost server" setup, but recently switched to Acronis. they have some awesome products. you can store all images locally to the server, and push them out to client on a regular interval, or boot a 75mb CD image on the computer you'd like to image, and restore it that way... its a seriouly bad A$$ product!!!

J

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I normally create the image on a networked mapped drive or a local USB external drive, and copy it to wherever there is a burner.<br />
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I hope this helps !
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I normally create the image on a networked mapped drive or a local USB external drive, and copy it to wherever there is a burner.


I hope this helps !

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This should be an easy question for for most.....Need to burn .gho image file to DVD. Server has no burner. Could file coruption occur if sending from server to a computer in the network that has a burner???? or is there a better way... please HELP!!
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This should be an easy question for for most.....Need to burn .gho image file to DVD. Server has no burner. Could file coruption occur if sending from server to a computer in the network that has a burner???? or is there a better way... please HELP!!

Need to burn .gho image file to DVD.

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