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Article #1Re: Win2K server - EASY QUESTION :-)
From: Fred Zilz
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 20:30
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 20:30
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after you use sysprep where do you create the image. I have Norton Ghost and have been very disappointed with how it works. I may be missing something. I have tried both USB and LPT to a second computer to store the image, but I could not store the image on an NTFS partition, the image is nearly as large as the drive, and it took hours. I actually found it quicker to just install everything on to the workstations. Is Norton Ghost Enterprise better, does Drive Image work across a Win 2000 domain? "Richard R. Bedford" <Richard_Bedford@chemcodes.com> wrote in message news:u1P8YMMMBHA.692@tkmsftngp03... > The "Windows 2K server - 10 user licenses" means you would purchase the > rights for 10 people to access the Windows 2000 Server. They are client > licenses. In license manager, if you are set to "per server" then those > would be the number (10) that you enter for 'number of users' in the 'per > server' environment. > > You can backup with Windows 2000 backup, but Vertias is more robust, and > give you more options. Its what my company uses. With the recent updates, > we have been pleased with its abilities. > > As for imaging... Norton Ghost or Drive Image Pro v. 4.0 is what actually > does the imaging of a PC. We use Drive Image Pro 4.0, its really fast. You > should use Sysprep, which is part of windows 2000 to prepare a PC to be > imaged. After Sysprep is done, then you can use DriveImage or Norton Ghost > to create the image. > > Read up on Sysprep and Drive Image and Veritas for more information. > > Rich > > "J�r�me Zufferey" <jerome@zufferey.ch> wrote in message > news:3B8D406E.FB295964@zufferey.ch... > > Having to choose some hardware for a customer and speaking with some > > network specialist, I just have two easy questions for someone currently > > using Win 2K server. > > > > 1. Having some offers, what does mean "Windows 2K server - 10user > > licences" ? Cost is about $1000, does it mean the server is able to work > > with 10pc? > > > > 2. I was currently using NT4 and made my tape backup with it. Some > > resellers send an offer for "Veritas Backup Server PS3.0"; cost about > > $700. My customer need backup for two purpose: making backup of data on > > server (not on user pc) and eventually making HD-image of user pc. Do I > > need this software? Can NT 2K make easy backup on network? Or can I use > > some software such "Norton Ghost" to make image disk from network to > > some DAT-scsi drive? > > > > Thanks for your GREAT help, > > J�r�me > > > > > > > >
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