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How are you deploying the image? What version of Ghost are you using? And have you, if you are performing the imaging over a network connection, check the type of DOS drivers you are using. It is often best to get the most recent NDIS2 drivers from the makers of the nic itself, not from the...

If mean that you want to be able to see multiple host behind a router, say from the internet, using a single public IP address, then yes you would need to setup at the remote, router, and host the ports that you want to use for both TCP (data) and UDP (status) traffic. If on the other hand you...

micropolo is right, I would add that you can create both a CD/DVD boot disk set, as well as a Network boot disk set appropriate for the Network interface card installed on the clients the Network boot CD will be used upon. These disk sets can be made through the ghost boot wizard. Combind the...

In addition to what IAMINFO has said: 4. Load balancing is turned off and IGMP enabled on switches 5. WINS service gateway is enabled across routers 6. NETBIOS over TCP/IP is set on the client and console 7. You have set the slot number for the desired nic in the protocol.ini in it's template...

If by, 'be able to connect,' you mean to take remote control, that is to have someone across the internet take keyboard, mouse and monitor control of a system, PcAnywhere can do that. If you mean to setup a network to appear a part of another network over a WAN connection you may want to look...

The patch that I think SteelBurner was talking about can be found here: http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/pca.nsf/docid/2002011505595712 In the device manager, on both the host and remote, check the date and provider information for both the modem and display adapter drivers making sure that...