PC Imaging
- Do you have multiple computers that require the same
software and system configuration?
- Do you find yourself running restore CD’s, and
installing applications manually when new employees or
users enter your organization?
- Are system installations taking up precious time and
technical resources?
- If you answered yes to any of these questions, we urge
you to inquire about our System Replication Service.
Aloye Computer Enterprises System Replication
Service (ACE-SRS) is designed to quickly and efficiently replicate
the same system software, configuration, data and more over multiple
computers simultaneously.
This eliminates wasted time and makes your
organization more efficient and productive. Since all system
replication is done at our technical operations center, you will not
compromise your bandwidth or network resources
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Definitions & Overview
- PC Imaging - Definition (1) To reinstall the
operating system and applications on a computer. It implies
formatting the hard disk and starting from scratch.
- PC Imaging - Definition (2) To pre-configure a
new PC by overwriting the pre-installed operating system
with the same or different one, but combined with drivers,
applications and settings required by the users.
- Re-Imaging Process - The actual process
of re-imaging a computer or server is performed by using
combinations of server hardware and cloning applications.
- Cloning Software - Software that copies
the full image of a hard disk to another machine via direct
cable or the network. Cloning saves time setting up new
machines by eliminating the installation of the operating
system and each individual application.
- Other terms used when dealing with this topic are image
file, ghost server, ghost.
- Build the initial image - build the initial image
file contain all your licensed software, device drivers,
operating system, applications, and settings.
- Store the initial image - Save the image to an
image Repository for later use.
- Perform the re-imaging process - Deploy
the image to one or more computers using the ACE Proprietary
Re-imaging platform.
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