Ghost Network backup operation steps

Many friends will use the ghost to reload the system, but uses the ghost to carry on the network backup and the reload have you tried again? Let's see how it's done.

First, use a boot disk to start the computer, the successful boot system will automatically enter the ghost operation interface. Then point to the peer to PEER→TCP/IP menu, and click the Master option.

Tip: TCP/IP options are available because you are using a networked system that supports boot disk booting. And there are master and slave two options in the next Level menu in the TCP/IP option to indicate whether the computer is a host or client.

Open the Clone TCP/IP addresses to join dialog box and wait for the IP address of the client to be entered in the edit box.

Third, the use of another boot disk to start another computer, into the Ghost operating interface, point to the peer to PEER→TCP/IP menu, and click the slave option to use this computer as a client. You can view the IP addresses that are used on this computer through the Ghost interface.

Before returning to the host, enter the IP address of the client in the edit box of the clone TCP/IP addresses to join dialog box, and click the OK button. At this time the host and client started to connect, after the connection, you can do network backup and restore operations.

Note tips: Because the steps for network backup and recovery in a peer network are exactly the same as the recovery steps that follow the LPT interface, the user can refer to the steps described in the preceding article.