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Intended use
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Ghost Boot Wizard options
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Local use of Ghost.exe:
- Disk or partition to and from local JAZ or ZIP drive
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You can use either of the following
options:
Standard boot disks
Boot disks with network support
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- Clone, back up, or restore over peer-to-peer connection between
two computers using LPT, FireWire, or USB cable.
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Standard Ghost Boot Disk
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- Clone, back up, or restore over TCP/IP peer-to-peer connection
with network support between two computers
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Network Boot Disk
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- Back up or restore a computer onto an image file on a CD/DVD on
a CD/DVD writer supported by Symantec Ghost.
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Standard Ghost Boot Disk
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- Restore a computer from a Ghost image file on a CD on a CD-R/RW
drive not supported by Symantec Ghost. The image file was not
stored on the CD using Symantec Ghost. Contains generic CD
drivers.
- Access files other than a Ghost image file on a CD.
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CD/DVD Startup Disk with Ghost
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- Map a drive on a workstation to a shared resource on a server
and use Symantec Ghost to clone, back up, or restore.
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Drive Mapping Boot Disk
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- Install the Console boot partition on a client computer.
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Console Boot Partition
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- Start Ghost.exe on a client computer from the network (without
a boot disk)
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TCP/IP Network Boot Image
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- Start a client computer from the network to connect to the
Symantec Ghost Console.
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TCP/IP Network Ghost Client Boot
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- Create an entry in the RIS menu on a client computer to start
the computer from the network.
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Microsoft RIS Boot Option
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