Re: How do you backup a small network of computers? - Storage
This is a discussion on Re: How do you backup a small network of computers? - Storage ; > That function is in your imaging software which runs on a CLIENT system, not
> storage device.
> I boot my client systems with a custom CD, which does a full client PC
> disk(s) image(s) to a server ...
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Re: How do you backup a small network of computers?
> That function is in your imaging software which runs on a CLIENT system, not
> storage device.
> I boot my client systems with a custom CD, which does a full client PC
> disk(s) image(s) to a server storage. Unattended image completion and
> shutdown. Another version of it can restart client system after imaging.
I'm interested in your custom CD. Please tell me more about it.
Thanks
Doug
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Re: How do you backup a small network of computers?
> > That function is in your imaging software which runs on a CLIENT system,
not
> > storage device.
> > I boot my client systems with a custom CD, which does a full client PC
> > disk(s) image(s) to a server storage. Unattended image completion and
> > shutdown. Another version of it can restart client system after imaging.
>
> I'm interested in your custom CD. Please tell me more about it.
Custom CD is based on WinPE. It automakes connection to a server share.
Enumerates local hard drives and launches ghost32 unattended image dump for
each of them. Then, shuts down PC. This version works for ghost supported
filesystems only.
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Re: How do you backup a small network of computers?
Peter wrote:
> > > That function is in your imaging software which runs on a CLIENT system,
> not
> > > storage device.
> > > I boot my client systems with a custom CD, which does a full client PC
> > > disk(s) image(s) to a server storage. Unattended image completion and
> > > shutdown. Another version of it can restart client system after imaging.
> >
> > I'm interested in your custom CD. Please tell me more about it.
>
> Custom CD is based on WinPE. It automakes connection to a server share.
> Enumerates local hard drives and launches ghost32 unattended image dump for
> each of them. Then, shuts down PC. This version works for ghost supported
> filesystems only.
Thanks for the additional information.
Doug
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Re: How do you backup a small network of computers?
Peter wrote:
> > > That function is in your imaging software which runs on a CLIENT system,
> not
> > > storage device.
> > > I boot my client systems with a custom CD, which does a full client PC
> > > disk(s) image(s) to a server storage. Unattended image completion and
> > > shutdown. Another version of it can restart client system after imaging.
> >
> > I'm interested in your custom CD. Please tell me more about it.
>
> Custom CD is based on WinPE. It automakes connection to a server share.
> Enumerates local hard drives and launches ghost32 unattended image dump for
> each of them.
What prog did you use to write that? Some kind of scripting?
Automating GUI clicking?
This isn't a function of Ghost, or anything that is always a part of
WinPE.
Norton Ghost v9 is all GUI afaik (but my knowledge don't go far!).
>Then, shuts down PC.
VB?! or some other little EXE your script runs?
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Re: How do you backup a small network of computers?
> > Custom CD is based on WinPE. It automakes connection to a server share.
> > Enumerates local hard drives and launches ghost32 unattended image dump
for
> > each of them.
>
> What prog did you use to write that? Some kind of scripting?
> Automating GUI clicking?
> This isn't a function of Ghost, or anything that is always a part of
> WinPE.
> Norton Ghost v9 is all GUI afaik (but my knowledge don't go far!).
>
>
> >Then, shuts down PC.
>
> VB?! or some other little EXE your script runs?
A small tip: ghost32.exe
Another one: BartPE
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Re: How do you backup a small network of computers?
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> > Custom CD is based on WinPE. It automakes connection to a server share.
> > Enumerates local hard drives and launches ghost32 unattended image dump for
> > each of them.
>
> What prog did you use to write that? Some kind of scripting?
> Automating GUI clicking?
> This isn't a function of Ghost, or anything that is always a part of
> WinPE.
> Norton Ghost v9 is all GUI afaik (but my knowledge don't go far!).
>
Ghost32 is part of Ghost 7/8 enterprise. It is scriptable.
Too bad it never was part of end-user versions. I found the EXE with google.