toch kan ik het bijna niet geloven
dan zou ik met de eerste ghost "theoretisch" een 2003 server moeten kunnen backuppen
edit:
ik kom net dit tegen
I've been down this road months ago. below you will find the support e-mail from them stating why your "ghosting" of svr 2k3 doesn't work.
further investigation leads to the reason it fails as Windows Server 2003's NTFS version is newer than Windows XP & (obviously) Win2k.
Herewith the e-mail:
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-----Original Message-----
From: Symantec Service and Support [mailto:tsnews@symantec.com]
Sent: 23 July 2003 04:12 PM
To: WeZ
Subject: Re: Creating an Image of a Windows Server 2003 Installation
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>I Have a boot disk of Ghost 2003 and I Can create images of Windows
>2000 NTFS Installations, Windows XP NTFS Installations, but NOT
>Windows Server 2003 Installations.
Wesley, Ghost 2003 has not been tested with Windows 2003 Server, so
attempting to clone this type of machine is not supported.
In general, Ghost is not designed as a server cloning tool and does
not support cloning Windows 2000/Windows NT Server. Using Ghost to
clone servers is going well beyond its intended capabilities. Ghost is
designed as a workstation cloning utility.
Please let us know if you have additional questions on Ghost.
Regards,
Stephen May
Symantec Online Technical Support
waarschijnlijk niet bit voor bit
edit:
Hello Mike,
Thank you for using our online discussion groups.
>We have several images that were stored on a 2000 Server that worked
>with no problems (upload/download). We replaced that 2000 server
>with a 2003 server and now we're having trouble imaging trying
>several different versions of Ghost. Are there any requirements on
>the 2003 server?
>At first we thought 'imaging' the image to the 2003 server instead of
>copying it from the 2000 server would work...but that's giving us
>problems now to.
Mike, Ghost 7.5 and Ghost 8.0 are certified by Microsoft to run on
Windows 2003 Server, so I don't see this as a potential issue.
We have also imaged machines that held images without any problems.
Depending on how you are moving the images, I would suspect that you
are dropping packets during the transfer of these files and
consequently corrupting the images.
Have you tried running an Integrity Check on the images after they
have been moved?
Please follow the steps outlined in the document linked below to check
the integrity of the image file:
spreekt het weer tegen
darn, ik weet het niet meer
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