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Mike Bombich
NetRestore... Whether you're deploying five, five thousand, or 32,000 systems, NetRestore is the software deployment solution for you. Built on Apple's Apple Software Restore technology, NetRestore can be used to quickly and accurately restore a master disk image to a computer's hard disk while that disk image is hosted locally, on a network via AFP, or on the internet via HTTP. NetRestore can also be used in conjunction with NetBoot to fully automate the deployment of a lab full of machines. NetRestore was designed to be very easy to use yet flexible, powerful, and
What's New
Version 3.4.6:
NetRestore
- Updated the method for applying changes to the target volume's network configuration. Included a newer version of ncutil as well.
- Resolved some issues handling errors during NTFS restores.
NetRestore Helper
- The NetInstall-Restore disk image can now be mounted and restored to a local volume, allowing you to boot from a local volume and get similar behavior to a NetBooted client. This is a good option for deployments in which a "hidden" partition is leveraged for restoring the production partition.
- NRH no longer requires 2X space on the target volume to store the master disk image. If 2X may be required, NRH warns you accordingly if 2X space is not available.
Version 3.4.6:
NetRestore
- Updated the method for applying changes to the target volume's network configuration. Included a newer version of ncutil as well.
- Resolved some issues handling errors during NTFS restores.
NetRestore Helper
- The NetInstall-Restore disk image can now be mounted and restored to a local more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later, Mac OS X Server 10.4.6 or later for hosting NetInstall-Restore sets.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later, Mac OS X Server 10.4.6 or later for hosting NetInstall-Restore sets.
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NetRestore... Whether you're deploying five, five thousand, or 32,000 systems, NetRestore is the software deployment solution for you. Built on Apple's Apple Software Restore technology, NetRestore can be used to quickly and accurately restore a master disk image to a computer's hard disk while that disk image is hosted locally, on a network via AFP, or on the internet via HTTP. NetRestore can also be used in conjunction with NetBoot to fully automate the deployment of a lab full of machines. NetRestore was designed to be very easy to use yet flexible, powerful, and extensible.
NetRestore features the following:
Coupled with Carbon Copy Cloner, lab deployment has never been easier.
NetRestore features the following:
- Restores a disk image to a hard drive via block-level or file-level copying
- Despite its name, NetRestore clones local hard drives and restores disk images located locally or across a network.
- Pre and post-restore customization tools to set computer specific information such as the open firmware password, computer name, network settings, etc.
- Full automation
- Easy configuration
- Customizable interface and tools
- Includes a helper tool for easily creating master disk images and NetInstall-Restore image sets (for use with a NetBoot server)
- Open source and FREE
Coupled with Carbon Copy Cloner, lab deployment has never been easier.
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Anonymous reviewed on 25 Apr 2005
Developer is friendly, the code is open source, and you can change it to suit your needs.
Very cool Program. Big thank you to the developer.
Will send some money once I pay off my student loan.
thank you so much!
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Apr 2005
I have used this app to install/support our 450 Macs in my school for several years- it is essential for my job (and my sanity!).
We even have it set up so we can net boot any Mac and then immediately run NetRestore to image the machine from our list of prepared install images.
Kudos to Mike B for this excellent piece of code!
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jul 2003
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