rrsain

 Profile Answers by rrsain Questions by rrsain

• Sep 12th, 2008

 

it is very simple. just install the os and all the drivers in one system and make a ghost image using norton ghost and restore it in remaining 49 systems. restoring a ghost takes 5-6 mins while os and drivers will take more than one hour for each.



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rrsain

tdpanee

 Profile Answers by tdpanee Questions by tdpanee

• Feb 19th, 2010

 

1. Insatall OS in a system.
2. Using Ghost Softwares ,Creat images of this OS to Every New Hard Disk.
3. Attach the Hard disks to every sytesm
4. Run Syspre utility from OS cd and follow the instructions. then Restart the computers.

If Computers are in Domain Network (2003 server), Client machines are having >PEX network bootable adapter.
In server machine
1. Configure DNS
2. Configure DHCP
3. Configure Domain controller
4. Start menu-programes-admin tools-remote installation services.
    Follw the instrction.
5. In DHCP Security Options fill 066,067 parameters.

In Client Machines
1. Change the BIOS setting to .exe bootable
2. Restart the client macnines, when you ask, type administrator,passwrod.
3. OS installtion starts.

It is best way to install OS more no. of machines.

walker233

 Profile Answers by walker233 Questions by walker233

• Jan 14th, 2011

 

This depends on your operating system and target hardware.

If you are deploying XP then you are bound by the hardware, and are required to make an image of the OS, using ghost or another image capture software. If all of the hardware is the same you can make one image. Otherwise you will need to make specific images for each hardware type.

If you are installing Vista or Win7 you can instead using the Windows Deployment Services to make this easier and hardware agnostic. This requires the install image to be loaded to WDS first. Additionally you can setup the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), to do post OS software installations and windows updates. You can even have the machines individually named and placed in the correct OU of a domain, and configure most options of the newer Vista and Win7 feature set.

If you are deploying Linux, you might want to use a Kickstart server and kickstart configuration to configure all aspects of the installation, as well as additional software installs and updates.

Laxman

 Profile Answers by Laxman 

• Jan 28th, 2011

 

We use image ghost if all PC hardware requirments are same.