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This document will help to explain the install process of Windows ADK and a Simple install of Ghost Solution Suite 3.1.
Please review the installation and upgrade guide before installing Ghost Solution Suite.
NOTE: There are certain prerequisites that must be met.
Installing Microsoft .Net 3.5
When using SQL Express 2012 or newer ON BOX, .Net 3.5 is needed. You must install this manually on the Windows 10 or Server 2012 or higher OS using a DISM command. If .Net is not there, your ON BOX SQL Express installation, if you choose this route, will fail. Follow the instructions in the Microsoft MSDN article here.
(Short Version - make sure to have your OS Install media, then run an elevated command prompt. use this command line, replacing the drive letter with the path to your source media: Command Prompt: DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:d:sourcessxs)
Installing Windows ADK & WinPE
- Windows ADK can be downloaded from here, select the WinPE 10 download link.
*always download the ADK version that is specified in the Ghost Solution Suite requirements. You can use multiple versions, but you will need to rename the adksetup file for each version as you download it, as Microsoft has the installers named the same. - Run the adksetup.exe file and select a location to install.
*It is recommended to install the ADK into the default directory suggested by the installer. (Ex. for WinPE 10 shown below) - Choose whether to opt in or out of the windows program, and then accept the Windows agreement on the next screen.
- Ghost Solution Suite only requires the boxes that are checked in the screenshot below, feel free to install all features that fit your needs.
- After the Windows ADK has finished installing, it is now time to install Ghost Solution Suite.
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Installing Ghost Solution Suite 3.1
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- Download Ghost Solution Suite 3.1 from your account dashboard at My.Symantec.com
- Run the application Symantec_Ghost_Solution_Suite_3_1.exe selecting “Extract & Execute App”. This will extract the Ghost Solution Suite installer files into the C:DSSETUP folder located on the hard drive.
After Ghost Solution Suite extracts, the setup.exe file will automatically run. There are 4 options for install Ghost Solution Suite, For the sake of this tutorial “Simple Install” will be used and “Install PXE” will be selected.
Simple Install - The Simple Install option places all the Ghost Solution Suite Server Components - Ghost Solution Suite Server, Ghost Solution Suite Console,Ghost Solution Suite Share, and Ghost Solution Suite Database - on the same computer.
Custom Install – The Custom Install option lets you distribute all the Ghost Solution Suite Server Components
- Ghost Solution Suite Server, Ghost Solution SuiteConsole, Ghost Solution Suite Share, and Ghost Solution Suite Database - on different computers. You can install Ghost Solution Suite Server with a Microsoft Data Engine (MSDE) or install it on an existing SQL Server.
Thin Client Install - The thin client install option lets you install the Thin Client view of the Ghost Solution Suite Console on your computer. You can install Ghost SolutionSuite Server with a Microsoft Data Engine (MSDE) or install it on an existing SQL Server. You need not provide a license file for the Thin Client installation.
Component Install - The component install option lets you add selected Ghost Solution Suite Server Components - Ghost Solution Suite Console, PXE Server, andGhost Solution Suite Agents to the existing Ghost Solution Suite Share. You can also add Microsoft Sysprep files.- The next screen will ask where Ghost Solution Suite 3.1 should be installed to, the location of your Ghost Solution Suite license file and the username and password for an administrator account on the computer.
The username and password selection is critical as Ghost Solution Suite services require administrator privileges to run successfully. - The next dialogue box is a prompt for installing the SQL server. If SQL server is not yet installed on the Ghost Solution Suite server, selecting yes will install Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Express.
If SQL Server is already installed, follow the instructions of the dialogue window and restart the Ghost Solution Suite setup, using the “Custom Install” option. - Ghost Solution Suite 3.1 should now finish installing, this can take a while to create the necessary file structure and Express database. Select finish once the install process has completed.
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This document covers the installation and configuration of Ghost Solution Suite for the first time.
- This document does not apply to Ghost Standard Tools. For assistance with Ghost Standard Tools see this document:
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.TECH234499.html - For a discussion of the difference between Ghost Solution Suite and Ghost Standard Tools see this Webcast:
http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/how-webcast-series-ghost-solution-suite-30-september-30th-recording-0 - For a library of silent How-To videos go here:
https://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/ghost-solution-suite-30-how-videos - For a narrated series that walk through installation, configuration, and creation of images as well as deployment with version 3.3 / 3.3 RU1 visit:
Here are the steps to get started with Ghost Solution Suite:
- Disable any Antivirus and Intrusion protection software on the Ghost Server
- Ensure that your Server meets the minimum specifications described in the Install and Upgrade guide, here:
GSS Landing page - Turn off User Account Control.
- Download and install Ghost Solution Suite 3.X and the most recent update.
The steps to get a license key and download the files are in this document: 175846 'Download the latest version of Symantec Ghost Solution Suite'
Run both the 3.X installer and the most recent update. When you run the installer be sure to click 'Check', to run the Install readiness Checker. Make sure you get 'Passed' on each section except the database. (The database will show it fails to connect because it is not yet installed.)
For more information about the installation process see:
Simple Install Guide: https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO124699.html
Complete Installation and Upgrade guide: GSS Landing page
and the Release Notes, here: GSS Landing page
A video of the 'Custom' installation option for Ghost 3.3, including a description of each field you encounter in the installer is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrcqVfbuG5E&list=PLzKI8Y3zwNuCiGZ3QHrgih8n9R1L3Ef3s&index=1 - Install the ADK and Import it into Boot Disk Creator.
Before imaging it is necessary to install a Preboot Environment, usually Windows PE. Windows PE is part of the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit. (ADK)
For Ghost Solution Suite 3.X it is suggested to use Windows PE 10. Here are the steps to install and import the ADK:
http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO124277 - Ghost will not allow the import of an unsupported WinPE version, so check the release notes prior to downloading. The currently supported WinPE version for GSS 3.3 was shipped with Windows 10 ADK v 1709. GSS 3.3 RU1 adds support for later versions.
The following link provides access to multiple versions of the ADK: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/get-started/adk-install
Using the Linux preboot environment is not covered in this document. - Create a configuration in Boot Disk Creator, here are the steps:
https://www.symantec.com/connect/articles/creating-boot-media-console-tasks-ghost-solution-suite-3 - Create an Automation Folder installer using “Method 2” described in this document:
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.INFO3058.html
Support suggests using Method 2 because more feedback into the status of the process is provided to the client. Method 1 will also usually work, but it is important to wait for up to an hour to know if it has succeeded.
7.1 If users should not have access to the preboot environment you need to modify the BCD Timeout to suppress access to the Preboot Environment. Here are the steps: https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.TECH233432.html - Create a PXE environment. The PXE Quick Start guide is here:
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO124443.html
Note that steps 3,4 and 5 in the PXE Quick Start are unnecessary if you have already imported Windows PE 10 in Boot Disk Creator as described in step 5, above.
8.1. If your environment contains multiple subnets you must configure your PXE server to work in that environment.
IP Helpers is the suggested configuration: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732351(WS.10).aspx#Updating (See 'Configuring Your Router to Forward Broadcasts') For assistance configuring your router with IP Helpers pelase contact your router manufacturer.
DHCP Scope Options is another option: https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO7071.html For assistance configuring DHCP scope options please contact the vendor of the DHCP server, usually Microsoft. - Create a WAIT job, here are the steps:
https://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH247897 - Create a Backup This PC job, here are the steps:
https://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO127728 - Create a “Create Sysprepped Image” job. Here are the steps:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7kI7A_aOjg&feature=youtu.be - Create a “Deploy Sysyprepped image job”. Here are the steps:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XepDYp9NtiU&feature=youtu.be - Add the 'Wait', 'Create Backup', and 'Deploy Sysprepped Image' jobs to the Initial Deployment menu – set the Wait job to be Default.
https://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO127729