This worked well, until the IDE duplicator died, the smaller SATA duplicator had failed ports, and to be quite honest there was damage being done to screws as the drives were taken out of/back into their machines. We then augmented this deployment solution with the concept of “master drives” that we’d mark as unique, store on a shelf, and pull out to duplicate. We had a massive 16 drive IDE drive duplicator, a smaller 8 drive SATA duplicator, and had recently purchased a 16 drive SATA duplicator that ran it’s own embedded Windows and was quite fancy.
So imagine a scenario where you have to prep hundreds of different machines, for different customers, with different setups, but with hundreds of potential variations of OS, applications, licensing, and you’d need these all on demand.īack in the day (up to about 2 years ago, actually), we solved this scenario in our warehouse with a hard drive duplicator setup.
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