Ghost starting with v7 I believe includes a second CD which has the widgets
to make PXE booting work. Now given you have no remote access, how are you
going to set the server's BIOS to pxe boot first?

As far as reimaging, you can certainly deploy a sysprep'ed image and then
restore your data. That's an excellent idea.

If you're thinking about imaging your production servers as is for backups,
that's a hairy sitation. If we're talking about domain controllers, no, no,
and no. Others should work ok on a case by case basis, just might have to
reset their secure channel after restore. Make sure you know the local
password.

I personally don't like the imaging for backup approach. I have a OS load
image for each of the types of hardware/OS I have and I can rapidly deploy
and then restore. 

Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ravi Dogra
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 7:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ActiveDir] Server Image Pushing Using Ghost Cast Server and DHCP

Hi All,

I have a question? Can i have an ghost image for my server and if in a
situation of server crash i can rebuild it using ghost image.

But this all is to be done remotely, so i dont have any physical
access to the server. Can i have another server configured as dhcp so
that i can run this image through PXE boot. and the  some how i can
run ghost cast server to push image to this machine.

I am a little confused. But i am sure if it works than recovering a
server will be less time consuming job for me.

I have this as a backup option which i have to plan for our new site.

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