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Where I work, we have two network segments (build and production). Both have connection to the Internet, as well as basic communication between them (employees on the production network can connect remotely to a computer on the build network to QA the finished build, and computers on the build network have access to network shares on the production network).
However, I think when those built computers move to the production network, they lose touch with FOG. I really like the idea of using FOG’s inventory, snapin, and printer services, but those would be pretty limited if FOG can’t reach across. Is it possible to set something up so that I can push snapins, review login history, etc when the computers are on the prod network?
Then again, as I think about this post further, is that already possible / active? I haven’t specifically tested it, but on prod, the computers can ping the FOG server, so maybe the FOG client can still check in? I think PXE probably doesn’t work because of the different network segmentation, but that part may not matter as much. I’d like your thoughts on this. Thanks!
