Problem exporting image -- "Hostname Error"

Hello all --
I've booted a client from an external drive, and, using System Image Utility, created an install image of the internal drive.
Now, I'm trying to export the image to my XServe. When the target dialogue comes up, I enter:
Address: 172.28.40.10
User Name: admin
pw: *****
After a few seconds, SIU tells me:
"Hostname error. No address associated with hostname."
I'm assuming that my XServe's DNS is not configured properly. Does this sound right? Any idea what's going on, and how I might get the Export to work?
Thanks --
Matt
X Serve Mac OS X (10.4.7)

sorry,
discovered that preview (the application in which I opened my shake-output) doesn't recognize shake exported files...
problem solved.

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