Ghost image from FTP or over the internet
Is there a way to dial in to a computer remotely and tell the computer to pull a ghost image from a FTP server?
The idea is I’m trying to avoid having to physically visit the location with the computer problem.
I was thinking of adding a secondary hard drive to all computers and put the image there. However, this will be very expensive.
Any idea, on how to avoid physically visiting a location.
Thanks
Joe
The idea is I’m trying to avoid having to physically visit the location with the computer problem.
I was thinking of adding a secondary hard drive to all computers and put the image there. However, this will be very expensive.
Any idea, on how to avoid physically visiting a location.
Thanks
Joe
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Posted by:
Myhnews
20 years ago
I have just realized of another solution.
Copy the image on a CD and leave it in the CDROM & dial in remotely and say boot from the CD and run the image.
(The users don’t have access to the CDROM)
Does this make sense?
Thanks
Joe
Copy the image on a CD and leave it in the CDROM & dial in remotely and say boot from the CD and run the image.
(The users don’t have access to the CDROM)
Does this make sense?
Thanks
Joe
Posted by:
cnull
20 years ago
Why not use a second partition. You can lock the partition out from being accessed in Windows via group policy or just unmap it in the drive manager.
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