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I have used both Ghost and Acronis and the new Acronis is a gret product.
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I have used both Ghost and Acronis and the new Acronis is a gret product.

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Ghost Solution Suite 2.5 is great, I must mention is has DHCP issues with dell desktops so you might need to use static ip address on your desktops.
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Ghost Solution Suite 2.5 is great, I must mention is has DHCP issues with dell desktops so you might need to use static ip address on your desktops.

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I am a systems admin in a company of 400, and I was looking for a good solution to mass deploy desktop images to workstation via USB or the network (has to be unicast). What are you options on Symantec Ghost, Aronis Snap Deploy, and Clonezilla?
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I am a systems admin in a company of 400, and I was looking for a good solution to mass deploy desktop images to workstation via USB or the network (has to be unicast). What are you options on Symantec Ghost, Aronis Snap Deploy, and Clonezilla?

Desktop Imaging Tools (PC Deployments)

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