Error 19913 Unable To Start Tcp Ip
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Display results as threads More... Useful Searches Recent Posts Menu Forums Forums Quick Links Search Forums Recent Posts Menu Log in Sign up AnandTech Forums: Technology, Hardware, Software, and Deals Forums > https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/ghost-boot-wizard-not-so-smart.683374/ Hardware and Technology > Networking > Ghost Boot Wizard - not so smart Discussion in 'Networking' started by barryng, Dec 24, 2001. barryng Member Joined: Jan 7, 2000 Messages: 150 Likes Received: 0 My goal is to use Ghost 2002 (ver 7) to make HDD images over my small network using a Linksys router. The Ghost Boot Wizard does make a boot disk that will boot and even bind to error 19913 the network. However, Ghost crashes with a "Application Error 19913, unable to start TCP/IP - Can't find DHCP server" when clicking on "Multicasting" or "TCP/IP". It appears that the Boot Wizard is not creating a file called WATTCP.CFG on the boot disk. I think this file is necessary to establish the TCP/IP connection and belongs in the root directory. The best I can determine is that two line items are needed error 19913 unable in WATTCP.CFG; IP= , and MCTTL=2. IP= is left without an argument because the Linksys Router is using DHCP. I have tried to manually create this file but my manual creations do not seem to solve the problem. One other question I am not sure of yet. Is it necessary to start the computer to which the image is being saved with the Boot Disk also or can it simply be running in Windows XP? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Linksys refers me to Symantec and Symantec Technical support is all but impossible to contact. #1 barryng, Dec 24, 2001 macssuck Senior member Joined: Mar 27, 2000 Messages: 506 Likes Received: 0 I'm not sure about the boot disk part but when I go to work I will check but you do have the linksys providing DHCP correct? Also you do not have to start the "server" machine with the boot disk you just run Multicast server within XP but there is an option when making the boot disk to put the dos multicast server on the boot floppy if you ever need it. #2 macssuck, Dec 24, 2001 (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Loading... Simil