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96 Backing up, restoring, and cloning from DOS
Establishing a peer-to-peer connection with Ghost.exe
You must have two Ghost boot disks with which to start your computers. Create
the boot disks using the Ghost Boot Wizard.
Note: Ensure that both boot disks are created with the same version of Norton
Ghost. You cannot use one boot disk created in Norton Ghost 2002 and one boot
disk created in Norton Ghost 2003 in the same task.
See “Creating boot disks and boot images” on page 75.
To connect two computers peer-to-peer
1 Insert a Ghost Boot Disk into the floppy disk drive of each computer.
2 Restart each computer.
3 On the slave computer, on the main menu, do one of the following:
■ Click Peer to peer > USB > Slave to start the computer as the slave
computer in a USB connection.
■ Click Peer to peer > LPT > Slave to start the computer as the slave
computer in an LPT connection.
■ Click Peer to peer > TCP/IP > Slave to start the computer as the slave
computer in a TCP/IP connection.
Take note of the IP address displayed in the Slave Connect dialog box.
4 On the master computer, on the main menu, do one of the following:
■ Click Peer to peer > USB > Master to start the computer as the master
computer in a USB connection.
■ Click Peer to peer > LPT > Master to start the computer as the master
computer in an LPT connection.
■ Click Peer to peer > TCP/IP > Master to start the computer as the
master computer in a TCP/IP connection and type the IP address
displayed on the slave computer.