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    raulR

    I’m using Ansible to provision a machine and fully configure and install a FOG server automatically.

    I’m looking for a way to automate installfog.sh, because so far I haven’t found a way to do it other than manually. The only way I’ve seen to run it automatically is with the -Y / --autoaccept option, which just auto-accepts defaults.

    I’ve checked the ‘FOG installer command line options’, but none seem to allow setting the network interface, IP, or hostname directly.

    The goal is to provide these three values (interface, IP, and hostname) as parameters so the IPXE server is fully set up automatically.

    Any suggestions or possible solutions would be greatly appreciated.

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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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    L

    Hello,
    I tried to find that information but didn’t succeed thus this post : how stable is the working 1.6 ? Is there a plan for the official release of 1.6 ?

    Have a good day

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    It seems that currently on Version 1.5.10.1629 FOG only logs imaging activity (deploy and capture) for hosts that are registered. When I go to Reports>Imaging Logs and hit Search I only see activity for registered hosts only.

    In my environment, we don’t register every device that an image deploys to since it is not necessary (we use SCCM for device management).

    Can I modify a setting somewhere that will log imaging for unregistered devices or is this something that must be implemented in a future release?

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