Ghost32.exe and Ghost64.exe build 12.0.0.4112 and onwards, have new Switches to enable Multicast Peer Restore.
Here is the full list:
-MP
Enable Multicast Peer Restore. Use this when cloning from a network location to cause ghost to multicast to peer ghosts started with the same switches. e.g. ghost32 -clone,mode=restore,src=z:\image.gho,dst=1 -mp
-IP={N.N.N.N:P}
Set the multicast ip address and port (default: 224.2.0.3:402).
-SESSION={ID.EN_US}
Set the multicast session ID to N (default: ghost).
-BOUNDIP={N.N.N.N}
Specify the interface for multicasting (default: 0.0.0.0).
-CLIENTS=N
Multicast to N clients (default: unlimited).
-THRESHOLD=N
Set the minimum number of clients needed to multicast (default: 1).
-CONNECTIONTIMEOUT=N
Set the timeout in minutes for client connection (default : 1).
-SPEED=N
Limit the multicast speed by setting the speed to N MBits/second (default: available bandwidth).
-MASTER
Force this ghost instance to be the master in a multicast peer session.
-DISCONNECTTIMEOUT=N
Set the timeout in minutes for packet resend on client disconnect (default: 1).
Marcello,
When I try to deploy an image (Win7 for example) onto an SSD, Ghost64 v12.0.0.4112 detects that the target is an SSD and tries to TRIM it, but a few seconds later crashes. I have to kill it from Task Manager.
Is there a switch to tell Ghost not to TRIM the SSD?
NOTE: I had to use Ghost64 v11.5.1.2269 which doesn't have a TRIM capablity and it imaged the SSD succesfully. But I still want to use the 12.0.0.4112 version.
Thanks.
UPDATE: I found the -NOTRIM switch.
Thank you Marcello for that summary, very appreciated.