I found another post from another site…can’t find it now to save my life…but it suggested that you go to /etc/hosts and edit the IP
addresses from 127.0.0.1 to whatever it was that you set as your IP address for the server. I changed them both and it worked like a charm. If I come across that post again I’ll add it in.

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Yes, I don’t think it’s needs top of the art computers ^^ It was just to compare properly both softwares 🙂

ok this might not be my territory but how about getting that kind of Config on your Router/Switch to make it see that Vlan ?

Cool! I’m glad to hear that you got it working.

Thanks for your support, is very interesting that you found.
Can I make some additional tests?

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Just when I thought I was an expert at networking, You guys throw vlans at me 😞

[quote=“Catsrules, post: 1687, member: 296”]I will second that. :)[/quote]
I will third that

So the real question being, what is the default block size of TFTP that FOG uses, and is there a way to increase it?

Hi
I downloaded the latest kernel 3.2. used this link to build a custom kernel
[url]http://www.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Building_a_Custom_Kernel[/url]
enbled SCSI low-level drivers from the left side and VMware PCSCSI drivers support from the right side.
built the new kernel and it worked like charm
just to note that this command does not work anymore “[FONT=Courier New]make bzImage”. just writing make will fix the bzImage in case you need to update the wiki[/FONT]

I’m sure there will be training this year. There has been training the last 3 years in a row 😃

If your computers are tied in through active directory you may want to look at group policy and adding printers through this method. I’ve found this to be extremely helpful and easy. ^_^

[quote=“buckITall, post: 1521, member: 101”]
As for the 1st question…looks like it might not work since all HD are different sizes as well. That’s ok it shouldn’t take too long to create images…(job security) ;)[/quote]

Yeah if i have different size drives, I use the smallest drive use all of the space. Then on the bigger drives set it up exactly like the smaller drive, leaving the extra space unallocated

But it sucks because you loose that extra space on the bigger drives.

I would say try to upgrade to .32 prior to .33. There might be a good amount of changes in the .33 code which could cause complications. However, I have my personal FOG server at home, .32, ready to be upgraded. And I have our backup FOG server at work, .32, ready to be upgraded to .33. So once that update comes out, i’ll be testing away.

Yeah moving computers around is not one of fog strong points. My guess is your will need to do some coding on fog, to get it working.
I know there is talk about how to address the moving PC around issue on the developers forum here
[url]http://fogproject.org/forum/threads/location-vs-hostname.122/[/url]

You could probably make a script or something, you could run in the PXE boot menu, that will just look at the ip address that computer got, send it to fog and have fog automatically remove it from the last group and add it to the new group that is assigned to the IP range. Then send a re image task using the image assigned to the new group to the computer.

I am just talking out loud here, I really don’t know much about how the programing works in fog, I am more of a network guy.

In version 0.33 it should be possible if your image is a partclone image. Using a tool called partclone-utils check out the link below. [url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/partclone/forums/forum/638475/topic/4603354[/url]

yeah precisely

This did it !! Thanks ! 🙂