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    raulR

    I’ve solved this “Invalid security token” error before with two methods.

    This error usually happens because the security trust between the node and the server is broken or the encryption keys don’t match.
    First, try deleting the host from the FOG Web UI, then perform a Quick Registration on the client machine and run the install again, this resets the trust relationship from scratch.

    If the token.dat is still missing after that, open services.msc, manually start the FOGService, and reboot the computer. Manually triggering the service often forces the client to check in and finally generate the missing token.dat file.

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    @Tom-Elliott I really appreciate that you are putting effort into providing more frequent releases, which makes it easier for everyone to deploy new security fixes in time. Keep up the good work!

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    @Hojjati I’ve found a solution for this issue that worked for me.
    You need to manually edit the Windows hosts file at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and add an entry with your FOG server’s IP address followed by the name “fogserver”.

    This is necessary because SmartInstaller.exe performs a pinning process during installation, if you notice the installer hangs or fails exactly at that pinning stage, it is definitely due to this resolution issue.

    Adding the entry ensures the installer recognizes the server and can download the certificate properly.

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    @Sebastian-Roth Can I bother you with this quick question ^^^

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