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  @cire3 said in FOG Project call for engagement:

  Do you have any ability to know how many fog users are out there?

  I don’t know how many users there are, but I do know there’s 776 FOG servers operating on the dev-branch. There’s an unknown number of FOG servers out in the wild running on a version older than October, 2020.

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  On the FOG web UI, clicking the Images or Hosts tabs bring me to a blank page that says “Search” at the top. The FOG menu bar up top looks fine, as well as everything else. I think this has been a thing for a while. Just wondering if it is a bug or feature and if I should just edit the php so that when I click for example Hosts (http://<fogserver_ip>/fog/management/index.php?node=host) it takes me to the List all Hosts (http://<fogserver_ip>/fog/management/index.php?node=host&sub=list) page instead.

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  @jape said in FOG unable to PXE boot beyond the VLAN/subnet that the server is on:

  So perhaps that will complicate things

  Yes it will. dhcp works off from broadcast messages, so it communicates by sending out broadcast messages on the same vlan/network. Having 2 dhcp servers on the same network segment will cause you grief.

  Fog can integrate into an environment where there is an existing dhcp server no problem. FOG’s internal dhcp server would be typically used if you were to setup an isolated imaging network where there was no device except the pxe booting computer and the fog server.

  So lets start out with this, what device is your preexisting dhcp server?

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  Hi guys,
  when I try to update a snapin in Snapin Management Edit and upload new file (ps1 or zip or whatever) the file got renamed to “1” and stored in /opt/fog/snapins. If I edit two snapins, they share file “1”.

  The only workaround now is to delete end recreate snapin to get proper filename.

  I would love to debug but I need to know where to look
  I am on updated Debian 11.4, FOG 1.5.9.154

  Thanks for help
  Peter Michalčík