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Yes it works, if Unicast is supported on your network.
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Yes it works, if Unicast is supported on your network.

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Is there a particular settings that needs to be done on the network end? Or maybe on the Acronis server itself?<br><br>The Acronis server is a VM that runs Windows 2016 Standard<br><br>Thanks
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Is there a particular settings that needs to be done on the network end? Or maybe on the Acronis server itself?

The Acronis server is a VM that runs Windows 2016 Standard

Thanks

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You must ensure you've got VLANs configured correctly, and you are not configured to block Unicast!
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You must ensure you've got VLANs configured correctly, and you are not configured to block Unicast!

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Thanks!<br><br>I will see if there are other question from my colleague and come back to you
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Thanks!

I will see if there are other question from my colleague and come back to you

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One thing I find weird is even though I can connect on the server's share by the UNC from the computer that I want to deploy the image, once I boot on Acronis and I choose the stand alone option, I type the ip adresse of the server but it won't find it. On the same subnet though it works.<br><br>All ports are open between subnets, I validated the information with the Network Administrator. Is there some discovery that we need to configure in particular to have machines been &nbsp;able to communicate on 2 different subnet?<br><br>Cheers,
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One thing I find weird is even though I can connect on the server's share by the UNC from the computer that I want to deploy the image, once I boot on Acronis and I choose the stand alone option, I type the ip adresse of the server but it won't find it. On the same subnet though it works.

All ports are open between subnets, I validated the information with the Network Administrator. Is there some discovery that we need to configure in particular to have machines been  able to communicate on 2 different subnet?

Cheers,

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You need to look at routing and gateway, default routes - some does not look correct with your network layout.
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You need to look at routing and gateway, default routes - some does not look correct with your network layout.

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No problem on that end. Any other suggestions ?
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No problem on that end. Any other suggestions ?

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Greetings,<br><br>I am using Acronis Snap Deploy 5 and would like to deploy images in our classroom by getting the image from the server.<br><br>I would boot on USB launch Acronis Standalone then type the path of the image, authenticate and select the image and deploy.<br><br>I want to use Unicast method but I wonder if this works on different VLANs. Is this possible ?<br><br>Cheers,<br><br>Richard
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Greetings,
I am using Acronis Snap Deploy 5 and would like to deploy images in our classroom by getting the image from the server.
I would boot on USB launch Acronis Standalone then type the path of the image, authenticate and select the image and deploy.
I want to use Unicast method but I wonder if this works on different VLANs. Is this possible ?
Cheers,
Richard

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