• Kernel Update Issues

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    @AxeMeAQuestion22 said in Kernel Update Issues:

    Host: 172.16.20.19, Username: fogproject

    Are you able to login to your FOG server via FTP using these hostname and IP?

  • ipxe initializing devices freeze with Wifi card

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    @Sebastian-Roth Thank you so much! You save my life (almoste 😉 ) It was about ipxe.efi, I have change to realtek.efi in DHCP and now it work fine. Nice work thank you ^_^

  • FOG 1.5.2 TFTP OpenTimeout

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    @george1421 When the user gets the computer, it boots into Windows. But, it doesn’t just boot directly into Windows. It will go through a setup process before it hits the login screen with no user input required, just a network connection (preferably on our network for domain join). This process includes adding the machine to the domain, creating local user accounts, etc. Once the user logs in, a few other programs will load. But, for all intents and purposes, the machine is ready to go when the user gets to the log in screen.

    So, my thinking is similar to yours in that I should be able to run FOG to capture what is there before it does any of the initial set up and use that on every machine without worrying about service tags. Admittedly, I’m not completely in the know on the Dell boot process with our image since I’ve not worked on that part of the imaging and will need to talk to the people who do. But, again, like you said, it seems like it shouldn’t capture that service tag until it goes through OOBE/Winsetup, thus getting it before booting the first time should work.

    I’ll talk to the head of that team on Monday and keep you updated.

  • FOG IMAGES- Deleted Dev

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    @Trev-lchs Thanks Tom, yea i did get a bit ahead, but time is a bit against me today, you know how it is, I will upgrade next week thanks for all your help.

  • Use fog with Windows Server 2008 R2 DHCP

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    @Carbonnier-Alexandre Look at the chat bubble at the top of the forum. I have some questions I don’t want to make public.

  • GPT Partition Table Error when trying to apply image

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    @TBCS ok good to know thanks.

  • Upgraded to latest version of Fog and multicast just hangs now

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    @fox134 Have you restarted your FOG server yet?

  • FOG Could not start download: Invalid Argument

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    @george1421 Ubuntu 20.04

  • 10g uplink. 1g downloads.

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    You didn’t mention any baseline numbers of what you are seeing today with imaging on a 10GB network.

    In my office we have a 10G core network with 1GbE going to the communication closets. I get between 13 and 15 GB/min (single unicast) transfer rates to modern target computers. On a well managed pure 1GbE network you should be seeing about 6GB/min (single unicast) transfer rates. I have not tested transfer rates on a pure 10GbE network, but I suspect the bottleneck will be in the disk controller on the server or the VM itself and not the network.

  • WOL Forwarding, Modification Method

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  • PXE legacy boot não funciona somente em um modelo de computador

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    @george1421 Thank you! I have already requested that this configuration be done in PfSense. They haven’t implemented it yet, but managed to boot legacy. It was an option in the setup that was missing to allow legacy boot.

    The option ‘Sistema Operacional Selecionado’ must be changed to Windows 7 or other.

    I leave it registered here in case anyone comes across this same type of configuration.

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  • UEFI secure boot off not working with DDWRT

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    @NuTech3 said in UEFI secure boot off not working with DDWRT:

    Does the Fog Server need to operate as the DHCP Server?

    No fog does not need to operate as a dhcp server. BUT if you did install the dhcp server as part of the FOG install, then there would be no need for dnsmasq since the isc-dhcp server that fog uses is preconfigured to support both bios and uefi systems.

    DNSMASQ has several modes of operation, but if you use my config file from the tutorial exactly DNSMASQ will operate in a proxydhcp mode. In this mode it supplements the main dhcp server with pxe boot information only. We will typically use dnsmasq running on a fog server when the main dhcp server is either incapable of sending pxe boot information (as in some soho routers) or the dhcp server is unmodifiable for some reason not related to FOG.

    The interesting aspect of using dnsmasq on the fog server is that if the fog server is powered off so is dnsmasq. With dnsmasq off there is no chance of being directed to a server that is not powered on.

  • Printer Management Not adding printer unless one is added manually

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    @awellis i see that you’ve solved the problem, can you share the solution, because it seems to me that i have the same thing.

  • Exit returned code 4 Trying to restore GPT

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    Yep, that was it 🙂 I searched and searched yesterday, but couldn’t find anything that specifically applied 🙂

    Anyways, mental note, delete recovery partition after Windows 10 is installed 🙂

    Great forum, glad I was able to find a solution.

    Quintin

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    @Sebastian-Roth Removing the 4th partition did resolve the issue. Thank you for your help. Great work with FOG.

  • Image going to 0mb after starting deploy. Just disappears.

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    I have 1.5.0 right now. Other images work it’s just specifically this one. I have to use the sda command to point to the primary disk

  • Cannot install FOG 1.5.8 on Ubuntu

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    Hello, I forgot to give you an update. Your solutions fixed the problem! Thank you 🙂

  • Image Capture Error: "Failed to open stream: Permission Denied"

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    @icescout27 Sorry for the delayed answer. Somehow I lost track of this. OK, so now we see a different error, obviosly because the password of the fogproject account is different. As well the access rights of the folder seem strange.

    Run sudo chmod -R 777 /media/fog/External and follow George’s advices and you should bei good to go: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11203/resyncing-fog-s-service-account-password

    Those accounts are service accounts created and used by FOG. If you mess with those you will run in trouble sooner or later.

  • Hosts not showing up after installing client

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    You should certainly be able to search in the GUI by MAC address, however sometimes even then the host won’t display due to other issues. Using SQL, you can always find items.

    Please have a read through the topic Sebastion mentioned. You might also look at this Wiki article: https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshoot_MySQL#Database_Maintenance_Commands

  • Can not install CA certificate during FOG client install

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    There is an antivirus McAfee. I have en impression that the app blocks on ping or somewhere there, when I try to install it with https selected. It doesn’t install at all. When I don’t select https option I can install it but in the log I see it blocked on downloading the certificate. From the log I took the address to the certificate and I was able to download it in a browser

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