Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - PREBOOT SERVICES AND IMAGING REFERENCE 10.3 16-04-2010 User Manual page 172

2 In the Image File Path field, specify the complete path of the shared-network location where
you want to store the Windows Imaging Format (
files. The directory must be a Windows share or a Linux CIFS or SMB share, and you must
have the Write permission to it.
NOTE: You cannot use the Browse button to select the shared-network path because it is not
supported in the WinPE environment. You must specify the complete path of the network
shared location.
3 In the Server Credentials field, click Credential to specify the username and password of the
remote share on the server used for storing the
4 In the Include Partitions field, select the partition of the disk whose image you want to take.
By default, the Include Partitions field displays all the partitions of the device on which the
Novell ZENworks Third-Party Imaging utility is launched.
NOTE: The drives displayed might not correlate with the original drives of the device. You
must manually ensure that the correct drive is selected.
5 Select one of the following compression options:
None: No compression is applied.
Speed: Optimizes the compression to allow for the fastest imaging time. Use this option if
CPU speed is an issue. By default, this option is selected.
Size: Optimizes the compression to minimize the image file's size to conserve disk space.
This might cause Imaging to take considerable amount of time.
6 Click OK.
If the images are taken in the Ghost format, ZENworks 10 Configuration Management additionally
creates an XML file with the filename as
image file. You must not edit the xml file. If you are taking an image of a device that has multiple
disks, an image file is created for each disk and only one XML file is created per image.
If you want to move a Ghost image to a different location, you must move all the image files and the
XML file specific to the image.
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) or the Ghost imaging format (
.wim
or files.
.wim .gho
image_name-ghost.xml
.gho
in the same location as the
)