@Wayne-Workman Both on the same switch, tested with another computers (it’s a lab with 20) and always the second returns No session found with that name.
If i do multicast via groups, it works with no problems.
I can use it creating a multicast group and join all the computers that i need to deploy.
Just curious to see if any other has the same problem… 🙂

@koenkeersmaekers check your images are assigned to storage groups. Images groups changed from 1.2.0 to the rcs and that change is difficult to fully automated. Images can belong to multiple groups now. As a part of that it needs to belong to at least one group.

@Tom-Elliott said in Host not registered. But it is in FOG??:

isc dhcp server

I get this error…

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Bug solved in latest SVN, I had that bug before.

You can of course run DHCP on a LAN whose computers are all configured with static addresses.

how i can view the database? o.O

I need a simple inventory-export for all hosts in csv or excel format…

edit: have found what i need. Thanks.
FOG-WebGUI -> Report Management -> Inventory -> Export as csv

Solved

@John-L-Clark Hi, have you solved your problem ?

@HSD3Tech Hi, have you solved your problem ?

For further clarification to future readers of this thread, the specific commands to allow the necessary ports for Multicast can be found in the CentOS 7 wiki article, linked below.
https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=CentOS_7

@george1421 Thank you for the tip. I copied values from .../ipxe/boot.php?mac=<mac_address_you_just_deployed_to> and now it works.

@Quazz Yes, quite a few things are altered.

Fairly sure it is fixed now. Just awaiting confirmation. I had it fixed, but accidentally reverted a portion of the patch. Re-re-released and all should be well.

as for the “replacing the computer name” issue check the testpc primary mac address for “Ignore client” and this should prevent changing the hostname to testpc.

@pencils Get a new copy of Ubuntu, because something is wrong with yours.

@pencils You can leave the first one empty, I believe as it refers to the name most commonly, whereas the second has to be the IP.

I corrected it, thank you.

In Red Hat land, apache’s service is called httpd and I have a habit of typing that from muscle memory. Thanks for pointing out the mistake!

And wow, you hopped on that fast? I only added System Rescue CD to the wiki in the last two days lol.

@Wayne-Workman Hi Wayne,

That did the job! Thank you very much for this you may mark resolved!!

Tom

@88fingerslukee Thanks for the remote session. I’d have never found it. This makes sense though. The other threads that had the issue only stated the uncommented it and things worked, I didn’t know this was happening on any re-install.

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8758/fog-installation-error-cannot-restart-mysql/9#

I’ve found and fixed the cause of the issue. It was my scans looking to correct other issues. I didn’t realize some distros were adding that particular if statement. Sorry 😞

https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/8758/fog-installation-error-cannot-restart-mysql/9#

I’ve found and fixed the cause of the commenting randomly appearing.

@inst It turned out to be a hardware issue. The solution was to use different hardware. If this doesn’t fix it for you, I too would suggest opening a different thread.