Ghost versions

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Has anyone an idea what the difference is between Symantec Ghost Enterprise, Corporate and Standard editions are? Also where do the versions 7, 8, 9 and 2003 fit in with the respective editions.

Thanks

 

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They've got different numbers after their names?

 

Oh so that's what they're for.

Thanks mate, that clears everything up.

 

Sorry nugg, that was a useless posting #101 wasnt it. I thought Norton made Ghost not Symantec, or am I just confused?

 

Norton is a symantec product line
Symantec is the company
Norton is the product line (possibly another company bought out by symantec)

Version numbers likely add modern OS support, more features, etc, as with most product upgrades

Standard Vs Enterprise
Enterprise is likely more powerful, with way more centralised management features, that ends up being what enterprises pay for after all

 

This just gets more confusing. I have a chance to buy Ghost. 1 is Enterprise, 1 is Corporate and I've seen on Symantec's site that the private/standard version is 9.0.

Nowhere can I find information on Enterprise edition, it always takes me to Corporate info. Is Enterprise ed. an earlier version eg. 7.0, Then changed name to Corporate when the version 8.0 was released? The same goes for Ghost standard. I've seen 2002, 2003 (which I have) and now the new release version 9.0.