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I have successfully connected to the shared directory on the server using the "Access LAN Shared Resources under DOS" option of MAX. I can also see the.gho file and ghostsrv.exe file in the directory using the dir command. In the past, I always went to the server to manually set up the ghostsrv.exe program, specifying the corresponding session name, the image file to be restored, the number of clients, and other information. Now I want to run the batch processing on the server directly in the DOS window of the client's shared directory to start ghostsrv.exe and make it automatically configure and run, but I have not been successful. (But it can run successfully on the server). I hope all the experts can give me some pointers!

The content of my batch processing srv.bat is as follows:

ghostsrv xp2.gho max -n1 -p1 -R

I want to directly start ghostsrv.exe by running the batch file on the server in the DOS window of the client's shared directory.
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No way? You need to log in to the server and have a SHELL.

You can use NET USE to map the service shared directory as a virtual drive. Why do you need to execute it on the server?

Sharing the service directory as a virtual disk using NET USE can also be used for cloning, but the drawback is that it can only be done one machine at a time. If you use the method of setting up to start ghostsrv.exe, you can clone multiple computers at once.