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Norton Ghost question

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im looking into ghosting my drives in the future to a server, im wondering if norton ghost will allow periodic updates to a ghost image on a server connected via ethernet port? or will it only ghost to external drives/cds/dvds?

never used the program before, at the moment i back all important data onto dvds, and keep them in a cd case for future use.
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Ghost 9.0 does, I have several small networks set up this way..

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Acronis True Image is easier.
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I would also recommend Acronis True Image. Works very well over a network.
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