PXE boot and running ghost from a network location


  1. hapoogold
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    PXE boot and running ghost from a network location


    Hi,
    I used this weblog post (GHOST PXE Boot Via TFTP - Tygarbyte) to boot computer from network and run ghost on a network location.
    now when I try to boot several computers from the network and run ghost at the same time it gives me this error:
    error 52: A duplicate workgroup or computer name exists on the network.

    can you please help me to solve the problem?

    I want to boot several computers and run ghost from a network location

    thanks
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  3. Dave Atkin
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    I believe you will need to have multiple images or they will all be booting with the same PC name.


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