farquea Posted August 2, 2010 Posted August 2, 2010 The server we use to deploy images via Symantec Ghost 8.2 has been re-built by our support company. However they are arguing that configuring Ghost back to its previous state is our responsibility not theirs. So while i argue it with them i wondered if anyone could help in case i lose patience and end up having to do it myself. And i'm aware of MDT, FOG etc, we're going to look into FOG again later in the year but for now i just want to get our Ghost setup working again. We had it to PXE boot into a boot menu, pick the appropriate driver from a list then continue to automatically look for a session name called "restore" then into ghost and start the image process and reboot when finished. This company have reinstalled Ghost but thats pretty much it. WDS has not been installed or configured. I installed it myself and configured it to the point where by when i try to PXE boot the client gets an IP but then fails with the message "PXE-E55: ProxyDHCP service did not reply to request on port 4011" I dont want to spend to much time on it at the moment as i still believe its up to them to fix but i wondered if anyone knows how far i am from getting it working myself as its only this 1 server which has been rebuilt so everything like DHCP settings should all still be configured fine. Can anyone help or point me to any easy to follow guide which may help?
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