Symantec GHOST IMAGING FOUNDATION 7.1, Manual

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Starting the GhostCast session
Once you have created a GhostCast session and the client computers have appeared
on-screen, you can start the transmission.
To start the session transmission
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When all clients have connected, click Start.
GhostCast Server command-line options
Table 9-1 lists the GhostCast Server command-line switches.
Table 9-1 GhostCast Server switches
Description Switch
Starts the GhostCast transmission after count clients have
joined the session. -Ncount
Starts sending to a session automatically after a specified time
(24-hour hh:mm format) with a maximum of 24 hours. -Ttime
Starts transmission minutes after the last client connection. -Ominutes
Creates a log file specifying log level E, S, W, I, or A.
The log level x can be E (errors), S (statistics), W (warnings),
I (information), or A (all) in increasing order of logging detail.
-Llevel
Specifies log file name for the -L option and is by default,
Ghostlog.txt. -Ffilename
Closes ghostsrv application after GhostCast session
completion. -C
Uses create from client mode. Restore to client is the default. -D
Restarts the GhostCast session on completion and waits for
client connections again after GhostCasting is complete. -R
Specifies partition mode operation. If restoring to clients, the
partition number must be given. If creating an image from
client, no partition number is required. -P
Forces the multicast mode, as follows:
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-UM (Multicast)
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-UU (Unicast)
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-UD (Directed Broadcast)
-U
GhostCasting from the command line
Starting the GhostCast session
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