• Easy way to use secure boot with FOG Project?

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    @Sebastian-Roth Ok. Thanks 🙂

  • Image deployed to laptop but hangs at Exiting PXE boot when not hardwired

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    @rinfog I apologize, I am away from the project as I am home recovering from surgery. I will certainly bump this for visibility.

  • Unable to access /fog/token.dat file

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    @rmishra1004 is this happening on all hosts or just this one? Have you tried hitting the ‘reset host encryption keys’ on the host in the webgui?
    If you copy past the url that fails, what happens? I believe you should see an error message like this

    {"error":"im"}

    when going to it in a browser

  • Custom fog.man.reg issue

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    @jazzbot I’m working on a solution/tutorial here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/14278/creating-custom-hostname-default-for-fog-man-reg

    Nothing has been tested but in principal it should do what we need.

  • Active Directory Defaults no longer encrypts password

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    @cmachado Better you do Linux system package updates before actually updating FOG!

  • Need Guidance Other Than FOG Wiki page.

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    @Reuban1219 said in Need Guidance Other Than FOG Wiki page.:

    Now, I have to figure out how to keep the ports open at all times for the switch.

    It’s either spanning tree or some kind of ethernet energy saving or even a “security” feature.

  • Fog through network

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    @george1421 Thanks very much for the information.
    I’ll take a look at that !

  • DHCP not the same as router for install

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    Woops EDIT.

    My DHCP server IP is different from my router too.

    During the install when you are prompted with -

    Would you like to setup a router address for the DHCP Server? [Y/n]
    Choose: Y and enter the IP Address of your router.

    and

    Would you like to use the FOG Server for DHCP Service? [y/N]
    Choose: N

    You can edit the fog settings after the install. They are located in /fog/.fogsettings

    In a way, Fog doesn’t really need to know where you DHCP server is but the DHCP server needs to know where FOG is located. Scope options 66 and 67

    The .fogsettings doesn’t contain any info about your DHCP serveralt text

  • INQUIRY: Network

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    @Dv27842 said in INQUIRY: Network:

    I don’t see the file, I have tested it on my desktop and I do see it should I just transfer the file to the VM. Also,

    This statement confuses me a bit. We are still talking about usb booting into ipxe right? The file is on the fog server in the /tftpboot directory. Its called ipxe.efi. If the /tftpboot directory is not there you can search for the file with sudo find / -name ipxe.efi But it should be in the /tftpboot directory.

    You can get an older version from the github site too. But its best to get it from your fog server. https://github.com/FOGProject/fogproject/tree/master/packages/tftp

  • FoG 1.5.7 UEFI/refind boot to Win 10

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    @Goneski Great you found a solution for your setup and sharing it here.

    Looking through the config posted I am wondering that all the menuentry sections at the bottom of the file are commented (lines starting with #) and so I would expect for those to not be used?!

  • Hiren's Boot CD 1.0.1 UEFI iso Question

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    @george1421 Thanks for the response. I think I might’ve actually figured it out. If you Legacy PXE boot, it errors out on a UEFI based machine. However, if you use the Network Stack PXE boot (UEFI), it will correctly boot. The DVD does work for both UEFI and Legacy. I don’t know why I didn’t think to try that first.

    Thanks for the help!

  • Multiple Sites without VPN

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    @george1421 Okay, thank you very much for your thourough response, I’m gonna think about it.

  • automatic deployment after deploy task

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    If the machine is already set to pxe boot, and wake on lan is operational, then yes.

  • Remote office imaging with FOG

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    @mpatel as others have mentioned here - speed is the key; we’re in an identical situation, all sites connect to HQ via VPN but then all sites have Gig Internet so imaging machines at the remote sites has never been an issue, you just talk the end user over the phone to his F12 and that’s that (FOG job must be submitted ahead of time of course).

  • Add Preseed options with FOG

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    Well you have a few things in you need to think about.

    Moving netboot services to the FOG server. This is pretty easy enough to do. You change the dhcp options 66 and 67 to point to your FOG server from your current netboot server. I do have a tutorial on how to setup FOG as a netboot server here: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10944/using-fog-to-pxe-boot-into-your-favorite-installer-images This system uses FOG to create the custom iPXE menu entries to boot into your linix distro’s live installer environment. You may have to tweak the kernel parameters to load your installer seed file. The nfs disk structure and preseed file organization is up to you since netbooting is not a supported feature of FOG, but a hack using the FOG infrastructure for netbooting.

    Once you have your netboot installer for linux configured then you can focus on the windows bits.

  • Enabling DHCP after install

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    @Sebastian-Roth Sorted. Many thanks for your help!!

  • FOG Login with spaces in username

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    I’m sorry I haven’t answered for so long, but I’ve been busy a lot and haven’t been able to address this issue until now.

    First i only got the login of the FOG local users to work with the solution provided by @Tom-Elliott.
    I could login with usernames the contain spaces with the following changes:

    user.class.php:
    Line 214:
    Change the relevant regex from:

    (?=^.{3,40}$)^[\w][\w0-9]*[._-]?[\w0-9]*[._-]?[\w0-9]+$

    to:

    (?=^.{3,40}$)^[\w][\w0-9]*[ ._-]?[\w0-9]*[ ._-]?[\w0-9]+$

    fog.user.js
    Comment out:

    //regex: /^[\w][\w0-9]*[._-]?[\w0-9]*[.]?[\w0-9]+$/

    When i tried to login with a domain user that contains spaces (users without spaces worked already) i got the same problem, no error but no login.

    Then i figured out that the LDAP plugin uses the same check and regex so i had to edit this too:

    ldap.class.php
    Comment out:

    /** * Test the username for funky characters and return * immediately if found. */ // $test = preg_match( // '/(?=^.{3,40}$)^[\w][\w0-9]*[._-]?[\w0-9]*[.]?[\w0-9]+$/i', // $user // ); // if (!$test) { // return false; // }

    Now it works like a charm. 😃

    Thanks to all people that were involved in this.

    This can be marked as solved.

  • Transferring frog to a new server.

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    @cammykool I would search for bonding and your linux distro. Bonding or teaming (depends on which method you use) is setup at the OS level. You will also need to get with your infrastructure folks to setup the switch the fog server’s plugged into for bonding. I would suggest LACP also called 802.1ad. Both the switch and the server needs to be configured for the same bonding type. When you setup bonding on the linux side, it will create a new network adapter typically called bond0. That virtual network adapter will then talk to its slave interfaces (the real physical nics). You will apply the IP address to the bonding nic and not the physical nics. The bonding driver will manage the physical interfaces once its setup. When you configure FOG you will tell it to use bond0 (or what ever the bonding interface name that is created). Once you have bonding setup and WORKING at the linux level then you can forget about it and install FOG. Don’t install FOG without or before bonding setup.

  • What is the PROPER Process for this?

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    @tneuber The unattend.xml thing, is a windows thing and not a fog thing.

    For example I don’t use the FOG client in my environment but I use the unattend.xml file to configure the target computer and connect it to AD. Here is an example of a sanitized version of my unattend.xml file: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/11920/windows-10-1803-sysprep-problem/7

  • Remove press F12 for network boot (PXE)

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    @marted said in Remove press F12 for network boot (PXE):

    No need to press F12 if I stop all computers and send a signal with the image wake-up on lan

    Just be mindful that windows 10 doesn’t play nice all of the time with WOL. Many have reported that wol doesn’t work if the computer was in windows and is either put to sleep or shutdown from inside windows. WOL does work if the computer is unplugged and then pugged in, where windows wouldn’t leave its bits hanging around and breaking the wol process.

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