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  @danieln Figured it out. Posting the answer here for posterity. This is the request that worked:

  Request: PUT http://10.15.0.2/fog/host/7700

  JSON body:

  { "snapins": 1 }

  it was "snapins" that I had to pass into the JSON body. I found this by just running a general GET request for snapins GET http://10.15.0.2/fog/snapin (another total guess that ended up being correct) and in the JSON body response it returned "snapins" with an array of objects, so I just passed that into the PUT request body and it worked. The Snapins are literally numbered in the order in which you create them and you can reference them here to assign them.

  Hope this is helpful to any future person who tries to do this! 🙂

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  Sever OS: Debian 10 Buster
  FOG OS: 1.5.10

  Hey everyone,

  I am currently using the FOG API to create multicast image deployment tasks for groups of 24 laptops at a time. I have a question about the behavior of these multicast tasks in case of failure:

  If one of the laptops in the group fails during tasking or deployment, would the other 23 laptops wait indefinitely until the task is manually canceled? Or is there a mechanism that allows the rest of the group to continue or time out appropriately?

  If so, I think unicast may be the way to go.

  Thanks in advance!

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  I realize this is an oldie but as a feature request it made sense to me to just bump it rather than creating a new one.
  I have a program installed that has a built-in uninstaller. I’d like to execute uninstall.exe /S to remove it, however the snapin needs to add a file in order to do so. Guess I could just upload a script with this command in it but it seems much simpler to just allow running a command.
  Thanks!