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Ghost is easy!

equake66@my-dejanews.com wrote in message
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>If you use GhostWalker, you will have no SID problem.


Or don't join the domain before configuring the device name.

>In article <35AA5014.1A80A978@orchestream.com>,
>  Steve Wilson <swilson@orchestream.com> wrote:
>> Ghost works fine and if you ghost a w\s at the right time there is no SID
>> problem as long as you are authenticating to domain's not workgroups.
>> If you install NT and all the apps you wan't on the workstation and
either
>> don't add it to the domain to do this, or remove from the domain at this
>point,
>> all should be fine. The local SID is generated as the machine joins the
>domain,
>> so cloning at this point resolves the SID issue.
>>
>> The only problem's I have incurred are making a working 95 boot disk but
>that's
>> a different story!


 What are you using for your boot disk and what protocols? I run multiple
workstation loads from one floppy drive ( I think at last count I was at 7).


>> Christopher Shaw wrote:
>>
>> > Is it possible to make an image file (ghost, etc..) of an NT 4.0
>> > workstation.  We currently do this for win95 computers as a quick fix
in
>> > the event that the hard drive crashes.  However I have not been able to
>> > successfully use "ghost" on NT 4.0 workstation to make an image file of
the
>> > hard drive.  Any ideas?   Once again the purpose is to have an image to
>> > restore from in the event of a HD crash.
>> >
>> > cshaw1@san.rr.com
>>
>> --
>> Steve Wilson
>> Networks  Administrator
>> Orchestream Ltd, London
>>
>>
>
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