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thanks also these images will be primarily to windows xp machines and Windows 2003 server. I will check on both of these also which one is the simplest to use or setup? &nbsp;Thanks for the help once again
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thanks also these images will be primarily to windows xp machines and Windows 2003 server. I will check on both of these also which one is the simplest to use or setup?  Thanks for the help once again

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PXE boot works well with Windows if you've got a supported NIC and BIOS. &nbsp;I've never used g4u, but if you're familiar with imaging applications like Ghost, Clonezilla is similar. &nbsp;I'm not sure if its been changed much since I last used it, but server edition should work fine for your needs.<br />
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PXE boot works well with Windows if you've got a supported NIC and BIOS.  I've never used g4u, but if you're familiar with imaging applications like Ghost, Clonezilla is similar.  I'm not sure if its been changed much since I last used it, but server edition should work fine for your needs.



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We have just installed Red Hat Enterprise Server 5 and I wanted to know if there is a free imaging software solution to push images out to lab environments. Any help is appreciatted. Thanks
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We have just installed Red Hat Enterprise Server 5 and I wanted to know if there is a free imaging software solution to push images out to lab environments. Any help is appreciatted. Thanks

Need Help Finding an Imaging Solution or a solution to Ghost Lab Computers

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