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by andymah
You would need to use some software such as Norton Ghost. It would copy EVERY part of the OS you are using as a baseline. If you have errors it will copy them too. The main issue is that all of the machines have to be almost identical in regards to hardware and software.
Check this out?
http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.com/products/products.cfm?productID=3
by dessig
by ann777
Ghosting will work fine... your IT person needs to update his knowledgebase.
All of Symantec's current ghosting software, includes a sub-program called Ghost Walker. You run your image to disk, cd or whatever backup, and then you run Ghost Walker to change the security identifier (SID) or computer name.
by ann777
Also see the below link (but remove any %20 or spaces that embedded themselves in longer links)... which indicates that sysprep will redo the sid if you have an older version of Ghost (not the corporate edition).
http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/enterprise/products/symghost/symghost_75/search.html
and type in a search of : Ghost compatibility with Windows 2000
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