Ghost 9.0 and network problem

[Guest]

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I have intalled Ghost 9.0 on three PCs on a network. One of the PCs
functions as a PC/Server. It is the installation of Ghost 9.0 on this
PC/Server which is causing a problem. Once it is installed it does
not allow the other two PCs to access it over the network. They "see"
the icon of the PC/Server on the network but it has a red X through
it. As soon as Ghost 9.0 is unistalled from the PC/Server, the
PC/Server is readily accesible, once again.

This is not the case with the other two PCs. They work fine and are
viewable and accesable between each other.

I wonder what the issue is.

Garralda

 

[hh]

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Symantec would be your best source of support for issues with their
software.
HH

"garralda" <brsv@cox-dot-net.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:4183d7ee$1_2@alt.athenanews.com...
>I have intalled Ghost 9.0 on three PCs on a network. One of the PCs
> functions as a PC/Server. It is the installation of Ghost 9.0 on this
> PC/Server which is causing a problem. Once it is installed it does
> not allow the other two PCs to access it over the network. They "see"
> the icon of the PC/Server on the network but it has a red X through
> it. As soon as Ghost 9.0 is unistalled from the PC/Server, the
> PC/Server is readily accesible, once again.
>
> This is not the case with the other two PCs. They work fine and are
> viewable and accesable between each other.
>
> I wonder what the issue is.
>
> Garralda
>

 

[Guest]

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do you see Ghost in this newsgroups description?

"garralda" <brsv@cox-dot-net.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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> I have intalled Ghost 9.0 on three PCs on a network. One of the PCs