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In the Symantec Ghost Console, in the left
pane, expand the Tasks folder.
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Select the parent folder in which to place the
task.
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Do one of the following:
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- In the Tasks pane, right-click, then click New
Task.
- On the File menu, click New > Task.
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In the Properties for New Task window, in the
Name box, type a name for the new task.
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In the Task Steps list, check Move the User: Create to activate the step.
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You can select other steps to perform
in the same task, if required. You cannot save the task until you
have specified all the required data for each step.
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In the Target Machine Group/Machine box, click
Browse, select the target computer or computer
group from the folder structure, then click OK.
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On the Move the User: Create tab, under User
Package Location, select one of the following to specify where to
save the user packages created by this task:
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Save on the Ghost Console Server
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All user packages are saved on the Console
server. You need to choose this option when you are moving users
from one computer to another.
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Save on the Client machine(s)
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Each user package is saved on the computer
from which it was collected.
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In the User Package Naming box, specify the
user package name.
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Setting the user package name
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In the User Profile box, click Browse, and then in the Select User Profile window,
select the user profile to use.
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Setting up user profiles
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If you want to stop the task on a client
computer if the user data is not captured successfully, check
Abort on Warning.
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Click OK to save the
task.
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The new task is added to the Tasks folder in the
Console. You need to execute the task to collect the user settings
from the target computers.
Executing a
Move the User task
When you execute a Move the User: Create task, the
user settings on each target computer are stored in a user package.
Each user package is an .exe file, and is saved on the Console
server, or on the client computers, according to the settings you
specified in the task. If the user package is saved on the Console
server, the package definition is added to the User Packages
folder.
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